poolshrk

Can this truck pull a 36/40 skater well? Overall- anyone have one of these and how do you like it? Thanks poolshrk

Catmando

As long as it has the tow-haul feature and an engine brake you should be fine. Dually is best for 12,000lbs+.

rlj676

What's the weight on those Skaters?

I'd think pulling them would be easy, being legal the question. I think the 5th wheel rating is like 24K lbs, so I'd think it no problem with a 5th wheel for sure.

c_deezy

iTrader: (1)

I think the commercial said 20,000K, for the new ones...Fifth wheel I would assume.

Jupiter Sunsation

Yeah but would it pull a 47 Apache!

PremierPOWER

I have the 2007 Chevy Silverado 3500HD dually with a Duramax diesel and the Alison transmission. We have a Donzi 43 and it tows like a dream. In fact, I will occasionally look in the rear view mirror and get startled because I tend to forget that I am towing. My son added an aftermarket chip with a dash mounted controller. You can actually break the rear tires loose if you punch the pedal at stop ... with the boat which has around 1500# of tongue weight.

Catmando

If you like the Dmax in your truck, think how much you'd like the Gale Banks Twin Turbo Supercharged Dmaxs in your boat.

Expensive Date

I have an 08 GMC 3500 DRW crew 4x4.Love it its overkill for my boat the 2011 are supposed to be even better.What is the weight of a 40 skater with trailer?

44MTI

You should be fine, Chevy has been behind in the towing capacity but they changed that this yr. The 3500 is rated over 16,000 tag, and 21,700 fifth wheel I believe.

OFFICIAL BUSINESS

I have a 2010 Chevy 3500 HD with all the goodies and I have no problem pulling my 39' MTI or 41' Apache. Great truck!