Your towing rigs and trailers

[lutt]

Nice Rig!! If you don't mind me asking what did you use for leveling? I've got a '14 1500 that I am slowly warming to the idea of leveling. Never looked into leveling/lifting previously and have been reading up. Debating between a leveling kit vs using adjustable shocks.

Thanks. We still have to use torsion keys on the 3/4 tons. On my 08 1500 I went with the rancho leveling struts that come with rancho shocks. Really liked them. LUTT

 

[lutt]

Pic of rear bumper. LUTT

 

[wmonroe]

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Good looking pair of deeres.

 

[wmonroe]

Duplicate post

 

[Panik]

Thanks. We still have to use torsion keys on the 3/4 tons. On my 08 1500 I went with the rancho leveling struts that come with rancho shocks. Really liked them. LUTT

Sounds good! I gotta install a catch can and convince the family CFO about the need to upgrade the shocks on a basically brand new truck.

 

[Panik]

Darn double post!

 

[ultrarunner]

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Love the picture... and love old iron that looks like new!

 

[Deere Dude]

I bought this GMC dually with Duramax truck new in 02 and is in good shape yet. When it was new I had a Bully Dog, air intake and muffler system redone for power to pull my camper easier. The wife wanted me to upgrade to a new truck a few years ago but I really like driving this to much so I passed on it. Maybe that was a big mistake?

We bought this 28' PJ trailer a couple years ago for a move from WI to TN and it worked great. The units match up perfectly and pulls like a dream.

 

[wmonroe]

Good looking setup.

 

[terryknight]

new winter beater going to get a SAS from another truck









the other truck