He tells Dad he bought a trailer and his truck wont pull it. Asks if he can get my truck and pull it for him. Dad asks me and say go ahead... After dad left I started wondering how damn big of a trailer did Ken buy? He is a contractor so I wasnt thinking much of it until I got to thinking he only has the Chevy Avalanche he drives every day. I hear dad pull up and walk outside. As soon as dad sees me he starts saying man, you shoulda seen what he wanted me to pull! I looked in Ken's back yard and said "That aint it is it?!". Dad said Hell yeah! I asked dad how they got it there, he said "With your truck!". It was a damn Single wide house trailer!

 

SWEET

 

Sweet now you know what your truck will tow anyhow, how much did it weigh do you know........... i just pulled in at the weigh scales and mine was 1900 in front and 1350 in the rear. total was 8800kgs.......heavy chevy, havent looked at the specs of what it can pull though....

 

We used to pull house trailers around with a 1 ton Chevy van at work. The tounge weight is over what your legal at but the weight is no problem for these trucks. The big legal issue is the width and being insured for commercial use.

It is impressive to see goin down the road though. Tell em to get pictures next time.

 

Very Sweet!!!!! We Need Pics!!!!!
Makes that Ole' Goat Shine Huh?

Just imagine the story your neighbor is telling his freinds about YOUR truck. Very Sweet!!!

Jamie

 

 

1 ton pickups will easily pull a house trailer, almost all of the weight is balanced on the axles, i set house trailers for many years....

 

Believe it or not the Neighbor actually hooked it up to his avalanche. Set him down on his tires...

 

so how is he supposed to move it him self?

 

If ya load it and the wheels still turn ya can pull it.