yea I wasnt trying to make fun of you and I hope you get the info that you need to get you down the road man

 

Only someone with some driving experience should even attempt to tow ANYTHING, and have a DRIVERS LICENSE.

 

thanks chris. ya im not gonna be towin it. my dad is. and he has towed a 23ft warrior for a while now. but he has only towed his buddies 5th wheel once. so he doesnt have any expierience with that really.

 

If you care enough to ask the question, we care enough to try an answer you as honestly as we can. Hope you didn't take any offense to the answers given, they weren't meant to offend but rather to hopefully keep you and yours safe on the road. Sometimes the truth doesn't exactly turn out to be exactly what we were hoping to hear. But I suspect you already knew what you were planning wasn't right or you wouldn't have asked about it. For that I say, you sound like a smart kid so follow what you know to be right and don't let the enthusiasm get the better of ya.

Don't forget to post some pictures of the truck, it sounds pretty cool.

 

thanks unclebubba. i didnt take anything offensively, i knew you guys were just telling the truth. i cant figure out how to post a pic, it says its too large or something.

 

you can start a photobucket account. it's free. that's how most of the guys post their larger pictures.

 

That load is too much for a 3/4 ton suspension. I wouldn't tow that with anything less than my f350 dually and i would prefer a F450 or 550 actually. Your going to have around 3500 lbs of pin weight and that will overload your rear axel. Not sure exactly on the duramax rear axel limits but they can't me too much different than the others. Ford f250 rear axel limts is around 2,900 lbs. My f350 is around 4500 i believe.

 

This is a very good point. Better make sure you check things out before buying the trailer. As well, 6" of lift probably doesnt make it the ideal tow vehicle.

 

ya ino, my dad just wanted me to find a website taht i could find out some info on, and u guys have sure helped alot. thanks.

 

This all sounds familiar. My kid got me started on these sites when he was 13 years old and I got my new diesel. Now he's workin on his Bachelour (I know I can't even spell it) degree in Business and Automotive Diesel Repair and drag racin for a hobby. All he wanted to do was get on these sites and get ideas for things to tinker with on my new truck.

I hope your smart enough to at least let you dad know when your gonna do somthin to the truck, unlike somebody else I used to get so mad at.