Towing capacity question??????
#111
Originally Posted by Byrdman
you guys are cheap skates that someday....possibly will do someone else damage....
And it's not a matter of being a cheapskate, it's a matter of having the money to spend, or the credit. I've been pouring money into my boat, trailer and truck all winter to make it as safe as possible. Middle of last summer that wasn't an option because i was pouring money into a blown motor and $3 a gallon gas. Not everyone here can afford a $300k boat and a $50k truck.
#112
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From: Scottsdale
Originally Posted by nolimits
It's a steel Myco. Tripple wheels, disk brakes on all wheels, 2 years old, hydraulic surge brakes - everything basically brand new. Tires still have the little rubber tabs on them. It;s a sweet trailer....
#113
Originally Posted by Bottomfeeder
My opinion: convert your Myco to electric over hydraulic brakes [$1200 tops} buy a 06 Chev/GMC 3500 Crewcab Dually 4X4 LBZ H.O. Duramax/Allison, Install a Drawtite Activator II brake controller[compatable with new brake system] install Putnam 15k hitch with appropiate ball , weight distributing reciever and your done
Not to be a troublemaker, if he can afford it that sounds like a plan. But that sure ain't cheap.
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From: atlantic city, NJ
Originally Posted by sleeper_dave
Translation: Just drop another 60 grand, no biggie.
#115
Originally Posted by Bottomfeeder
My opinion: convert your Myco to electric over hydraulic brakes [$1200 tops} buy a 06 Chev/GMC 3500 Crewcab Dually 4X4 LBZ H.O. Duramax/Allison, Install a Drawtite Activator II brake controller[compatable with new brake system] install Putnam 15k hitch with appropiate ball , weight distributing reciever and your done
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From: atlantic city, NJ
Originally Posted by sleeper_dave
Don't get too comfortable. Proper equipment or not, you could still easily kill someone with it. And that smug feeling might make you complacent, and more dangerous than me.
And it's not a matter of being a cheapskate, it's a matter of having the money to spend, or the credit. I've been pouring money into my boat, trailer and truck all winter to make it as safe as possible. Middle of last summer that wasn't an option because i was pouring money into a blown motor and $3 a gallon gas. Not everyone here can afford a $300k boat and a $50k truck.
And it's not a matter of being a cheapskate, it's a matter of having the money to spend, or the credit. I've been pouring money into my boat, trailer and truck all winter to make it as safe as possible. Middle of last summer that wasn't an option because i was pouring money into a blown motor and $3 a gallon gas. Not everyone here can afford a $300k boat and a $50k truck.
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From: Scottsdale
Originally Posted by sleeper_dave
Translation: Just drop another 60 grand, no biggie.
Not to be a troublemaker, if he can afford it that sounds like a plan. But that sure ain't cheap.
Not to be a troublemaker, if he can afford it that sounds like a plan. But that sure ain't cheap.
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From: Scottsdale
Originally Posted by nolimits
The steel Myco is better than the Aluminum Myco? Less weight vs more rigidity?
#120
Originally Posted by Byrdman
well sell it and get out......if you can not afford to tow your boat correctly....then sell it or do not use it like me...sorry...
Boating is not a matter of life or death. It's more important than that.
So many people on this board have way too much money. Just because i'm not loaded doesn't mean i'm not good enough to boat.


