Your towing rigs and trailers

[Quickster2]

Here is my rig from last summer going to the farm in Kentucky from Michigan. 2003 Dodge Ram 2500 V10 4X4 Laramie and 2006 SureTrac Gooseneck. Not much for mileage but a great tow machine with the 4:10 limited slip rear and SuperSprings underneath.

 

[grnspot110]

2006 Chevy 1500, 5.3L w/Woodworth 16' trailer, 6000# axles:

 

[andrehoude]

Kubota l45

 

[KitteryFireO5]

Here's mine
Picked it up off craigslist for $1500, $100 dollars for paint and its ready to go. Hopefully I'll get to tow the machine next weekend

 

[KitteryFireO5]

Oh yeah, I tow with a 2008 Chevy Silverado 1500

 

[hollnagelc]

Kubota l3200

 

[check 6]

Here is mine. Porsche Cayenne "S" 4.6 V8 that will tow 7800 lbs. I easily tow this all alum enclosed trailer or my 16ft steel trailer with the BX 25 on it. I like the performance, safety and comfort of the Cayenne so much that I just ordered a V6 diesel version for my wife. Went ot the Cayenne as my wife did not want a big truck, we needed something to tow with and I wanted all wheel drive and lots of steel for safety. The current V8 gets 18mpg in town and 23-25 on the road at 65-75 (speed limits in Texas go up to 80MPH legally) Towing 5600lbs (the enclosed trailer with load) I get 12.5-13mpg at 70 MPH The diesel is rated at 26 in town and up to 35 on the highway, some have gotten better. Several reports I have read indicate people are getting up to 18+ towing an enclosed trailer like mine. Looking forward to the diesel and I will then get my "S" back from my wife.

 

[kneedeep]

Chevy Duramax 2500 HD 4WD and 14k Betterbuilt Equipment trailer

GIT ER DONE !!!!

 

[dhagood]

1995 gmc k1500 with the 5.7 liter v8 and a 4l60e auto transmission. it's 4 wheel drive, but the transfer case has been hosed for the last 4 years or so. i keep saying it needs to be fixed, but at 13 mpg town and 16 mpg highway i don't drive it all that much.

 

[dhagood]

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