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it's allways better to over build than under build
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Originally Posted by weldcrane
(Post 3277322)
it's allways better to over build than under build
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I have surge brakes on my 29' powerquest. what is this eoh??
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Originally Posted by 290enticer
(Post 3277434)
I have surge brakes on my 29' powerquest. what is this eoh??
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Originally Posted by GLH
(Post 3277332)
Good point... We're still trying to figure out if we need a dually...
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Originally Posted by Catmando
(Post 3277492)
I don't think you need a dually but 4wd wouldn't hurt...
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I own both and feel the single rear wheel tows as good as a dually. If you have a lot of weight over the rear axle (5000lbs+) you might like the dually better. That would require a load in the bed or a gooseneck/fifth wheel hitch. A tag/bumper pull style hitch does not have enough tongue weight (even a 46 black thunder does not have enough) to require a dually or even notice a difference in my opinion. I also hate dually's in the snow! Air bags will help sway along with properly inflated HD tires. I think the person behind the wheel makes all the difference! Does not matter how "overbuilt" your truck is, if you can't drive or don't have enough expierence!
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Originally Posted by GLH
(Post 3277582)
It would hurt my azz.... These truck in 4x4 ride a lot rougher.
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Whether you like a dually or not, the most important, and most overlooked, aspect of towing is staying within the rated limits of your truck for insurance purposes. Sydwayz has emphasized this point over and over again and it cannot be stressed enough. There can be serious consequences for overloading your tow vehicle.
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i like my 4 wheel drive
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