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How Much Weight For A 3500 Dull
How Much Weight For A 3500 Dull Wheel ."desal"
Can You Pull With A Putman Hitch "regular Hitch Style" Thank's Mike |
Read this for the truck: http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...d.php?t=178518
The hitch is rated for 15,000lbs, 16,000lbs weight distibuting. You can't pull a boat/trailer combination over this weight with this hitch no matter what truck you have. |
Originally Posted by mikebrls
(Post 2533113)
How Much Weight For A 3500 Dull Wheel ."desal"
Can You Pull With A Putman Hitch "regular Hitch Style" Thank's Mike |
You need a ford f450 with a 4.88 rear and a gooseneck to pull that boat legally (24k rating) if you want to stay with a dually "1 ton". The only way to tow it with a conventional hitch if you want to be legal is to use a medium duty with a pintle. I've towed with everything (including class 8) and prefer my 2008 ford f450. My boat weighs about the same as yours although it's longer and narrower. I have a tandem dually myco which is a phenomenal trailer and part of the reason it feels so stable.
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my 2006 3500 duramax/allison daully pulls 15,000-18,000lbs anywere anytime,and pulls my 35' cig mistress and my 42' revolution[it weighs 13,000lbs] without any problems ,,you have to look in the rearview mirror to make sure theres anything back there
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Originally Posted by dmaxx3500
(Post 2557239)
my 2006 3500 duramax/allison daully pulls 15,000-18,000lbs anywere anytime,and pulls my 35' cig mistress and my 42' revolution[it weighs 13,000lbs] without any problems ,,you have to look in the rearview mirror to make sure theres anything back there
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first of all..you have to get use to towing..You will feel 15k behind anything you tow....There is really not much difference between say a F350 vs a F450 other than gears, 1 leaf spring, better turning radius, slightly larger tires and horrible mileage. You can equip a 350 with some of these features to help aid your truck for pulling your load..like I did and get better mileage in doing so..the question then becomes..what are you towing...are you use to it and can handle it safely...and is it legal towing that particular weight with this vehicle..Good Luck...pm me if you have any more Q's. Jeff
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Originally Posted by fountain 47 sc
(Post 2557049)
You need a ford f450 with a 4.88 rear and a gooseneck to pull that boat legally (24k rating) if you want to stay with a dually "1 ton". The only way to tow it with a conventional hitch if you want to be legal is to use a medium duty with a pintle. I've towed with everything (including class 8) and prefer my 2008 ford f450. My boat weighs about the same as yours although it's longer and narrower. I have a tandem dually myco which is a phenomenal trailer and part of the reason it feels so stable.
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Originally Posted by Jassman
(Post 2557385)
I some how did not read this post..This is correct on the loads and what can be towed. Jeff
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Originally Posted by dmaxx3500
(Post 2557239)
my 2006 3500 duramax/allison daully pulls 15,000-18,000lbs anywere anytime,and pulls my 35' cig mistress and my 42' revolution[it weighs 13,000lbs] without any problems ,,you have to look in the rearview mirror to make sure theres anything back there
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