Do I need a hitch that distribute. The load to keep my truck from sinking to much.

   / Do I need a hitch that distribute. The load to keep my truck from sinking to much.
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#51  
You would think that a 2500 HD. With the 6.0 I think 4:11 in the rear would not have to struggle with the load. Maybe I need a diesel and beef up under the truck.
 
   / Do I need a hitch that distribute. The load to keep my truck from sinking to much. #52  
I had a BIL with a 1500 and had a truck camper on it. He got some air bags and installed them and they worked out pretty well.

Your truck seems heavy duty enough to haul that. You just need a little fine tuning like tractor placement on the trailer, air bags or stiffer springs. Air bags can be adjusted for height.

I had an older 3/4 ford and the previous owner put 1 ton springs under it and it was terrible to ride it because it was so rough.
 
   / Do I need a hitch that distribute. The load to keep my truck from sinking to much.
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#53  
I will be getting new leafs springs there 5 now I'lgo for 6.
 
   / Do I need a hitch that distribute. The load to keep my truck from sinking to much. #54  
How heavy is that 2 bottom plow in the bead of the truck? Is there anything else in the truck that adds to the payload? Is the toolbox in the bed full too?
 
   / Do I need a hitch that distribute. The load to keep my truck from sinking to much.
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#55  
Don't know but a guess I would say 300 400
 
   / Do I need a hitch that distribute. The load to keep my truck from sinking to much.
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#56  
I'll tell you what Moss there a landfill with a scale about 15 min. Away I will load it up and will get the real weight of tractor and trailer.
 
   / Do I need a hitch that distribute. The load to keep my truck from sinking to much. #57  
I'll tell you what Moss there a landfill with a scale about 15 min. Away I will load it up and will get the real weight of tractor and trailer.
I wouldn't drive that loaded anywhere without reducing the weigh on the truck by a lot. Remove that implement from the back for sure, reposition the tractor further back so the rear tires are about centered on your trailer axles and you will be more better even if not legal.
 
   / Do I need a hitch that distribute. The load to keep my truck from sinking to much.
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#58  
I got do that to I need the bed free for the steel I need.
 
   / Do I need a hitch that distribute. The load to keep my truck from sinking to much. #59  
If you do sell the trailer, get a 12k IMO. 22'-24' would be about ideal for a 50HP tractor + loader and implement.

My 51HP with loader and bushhog is every bit of 23' in length.

If you do tow like that, watch the corners of that bucket, looks like they would crash into a tail light without much issue.

You have ~8000# of tractor, you need a trailer to handle at least that. Most 10k trailers, thats right on the bubble.
 
   / Do I need a hitch that distribute. The load to keep my truck from sinking to much.
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#60  
Thanks when I add the #s I get 8500 and that's with the trailer
 

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