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Old 10-15-2013, 01:49 PM
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Doesn't that guy know he should be using a dully.
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Brian............you're slacking.

Where is the towing capacity of the motor home? Along with GVCW, and GVWR. Do we know the total cargo weight?

I know you have the numbers for the F150, but do you have the numbers for the F150 being used as an actual trailer?
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Old 10-15-2013, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted by 4bus
Brian............you're slacking.

Where is the towing capacity of the motor home? Along with GVCW, and GVWR. Do we know the total cargo weight?

I know you have the numbers for the F150, but do you have the numbers for the F150 being used as an actual trailer?
That F-150 surely has the MaxTow package which covers all aspects; forward, topside, and aft of the hitch.



My only question: Why are the mirrors extended on the Ford?
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Originally Posted by Rollin1405
I like how he even has the trailer lights for the boat plug in and working. Pure talent.
Has to be plugged in for the EOH trailer brakes to work, duh! The guy wants to be safe you know!

The stuff you see on the internet. couldn't think of stuff this good to photo shop!

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Old 10-15-2013, 02:45 PM
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This is how to load a boat on a truck.http://youtu.be/7pZHmaH5rBI.

or you can do it this way.http://youtu.be/RXOsLVzV-C0.

and if you don't have a tow vehicle.http://youtu.be/EPgm6ADFnaA.
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Originally Posted by Sydwayz



My only question: Why are the mirrors extended on the Ford?
That so the driver can see if his truck and boat are still behind him.
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I was wondering if anyone would notice the lights working on the boat trailer too lol

The picture was taken this morning by an old friend of mine between St. Louis and Springfield MO
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Maybe I'm missing something here, but how exactly are they going to get the boat off the truck once they have reached the water front trailer park they're clearly traveling to?
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Originally Posted by mickeymcclgn
Maybe I'm missing something here, but how exactly are they going to get the boat off the truck once they have reached the water front trailer park they're clearly traveling to?
Just back the Ford down the ramp, and launch float the boat & trailer off.

Any boom equipped tow/recovery truck can lift/remove that in about 15 minutes. See post number 16 by 30ftpanther as well:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pZHmaH5rBI&feature=youtu.be
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