[crwh45]

I throw mine in the bed of my 06 SuperDuty Diesel

I'd be jealous of you, but you have the 6.0L. I like the truck a lot other than that!

 

[scuzz]

I have a 2007 civic si and I will not tow my bike with the car.

Meh, it was a 1994 that I bought for $2800, drove for two years and sold it for $4600.

I just put tires on it...THAT'S IT.

 

[700ATP]

2002 Dodge Quad Cab 4X4.....and a trailer if the family goes.

 

[ZFSix]

2009 Sierra 1500. 3" lift, 22" wheels, 33" tires.

 

[smo0oth1]

ZFsix, Would you be interested in a Downfire box for 2 12's? I've got a really nice one I just removed. It's made specifically for out 09 GMC CrewCabs.

 

[ranger19jn]

nice trucks guys

greg I dont blame you i wouldent do it to an si either

I pulled my grizz through the ozarks with no problems my clutch is about shot but other than that it has 113+K miles and still going lol

here is my new toy hauler I just dont haul it very far from the gas station lol

 

[ZFSix]

ZFsix, Would you be interested in a Downfire box for 2 12's? I've got a really nice one I just removed. It's made specifically for out 09 GMC CrewCabs.

Thanks but no thanks. I put a stereo in my 07 Sierra and 3 weeks later someone decided they needed it more than me, so this one is going to retain the stock stuff. I sold the 07 and got this 09 so I could start over.

 

[ara]

Enclosed trailer, holds 8 bikes, built in Snap-On tool box, 30amp service to lights and outlets, air compressor, mig welder, atv lift and gear storage area:hey:

Nice set up, but I started this thread for the average tow for the average ride.

I have a 53 foot race trialer that can haul 2 race cars, a support car, 1 golf cart, 2 quads, with a 20k watt generator, enough compressor for a a crew of 7 using air tools, and enough storage to completey rebuild a race car 2 times before resupplying.
I also have a 28 foot enclosed Featherlite all aluminum trailer with everything you have.

But I still use my 8 x 8 open trailer when I go riding. Because I know it fits anywhere I want to go.:hey:

 

[dagirl71]

Nice set up, but I started this thread for the average tow for the average ride.

I have a 53 foot race trialer that can haul 2 race cars, a support car, 1 golf cart, 2 quads, with a 20k watt generator, enough compressor for a a crew of 7 using air tools, and enough storage to completey rebuild a race car 2 times before resupplying.
I also have a 28 foot enclosed Featherlite all aluminum trailer with everything you have.

But I still use my 8 x 8 open trailer when I go riding. Because I know it fits anywhere I want to go.:hey:

Ara I want to see the pictures of the 53' trailer not one like I have...heck make a quick video sounds like a awesome trailer would love to see it!

 

[BigDog]

I don't really tow mine, it sits in the back of my 09' Toyota Tacoma. Fits perfect with the tailgate up too. The below pics have the tailgate down because I'm still waiting for my new ramps to get here so I have to use these old wooden ones I had and they stick out.

I've got access to a couple different lightweight trailers but when I'm going somewhere by myself to meet up with people back of the pickup is the fastest and easiest.

 

[scuzz]

Yeah if I roadtrip it by myself I always throw it in the back of the truck. Trailers eat gas on my tacoma.

 

[rodz by riz]

2005 ford superduty 580 hp with lots of mods but eats lots of gas and propane.definitely not green!

 

[ara]

2005 ford superduty 580 hp with lots of mods but eats lots of gas and propane.definitely not green!

That's looks nice. Ever go offroading with it?

 

[kennyg700xx]

finally got a pic. of my 700 on my truck. The snow has been to deep to haul it any place to ride. Snows gone, I'm finally riding.

 

[Thorsky]

I'm looking at a 8' x 16' right now to tow 4 quads down to Hatfield. It has brakes on it but they aren't wired. Anyone know at what weight trailer breaks are required? Towing with a Denali...

 

[700ATP]

TOTAL WEIGHT OF TRAILER AND ALL CARGO ON TRAILER SHOULD NOT EXCEED 2500LBS "IDEALLY".......

NOW IF ITS DRY ROADS ALL THE WAY AND NOBODY PULLS OUT IN FRONT OF YOU...OBVIOUSLY CAN TOW ALOT MORE WEIGHT WITHOUT trailer BRAKES...

BUT, TO BE SAFE....ESPECIALLY ON WET ROADS....WITH FULL SIZE TOW VEHICLE....2500LBS IS A SAFE LIMIT....

MY 02c.....from 25+yrs of towing

 

[Nash04]

Yeah! With 4 bikes on the trailer, I would install brakes, better be safe than sorry and you'll notice that you are able to stop better when the trailer has brakes.

 

[Thorsky]

Thanks guys. Did a little research. Proportional break controllers are cheap and easy to install. Should run me less than $120 said and done. The Denali has the brake wiring already under the dash...just need to hook into it and connect a couple wires under the hood. I was supposed to go check out the trailer today but we are FLOODED! Worse than I've ever seen it in New England. Hopefully it dries out by the weekend.

 

[logme13]

In pa you have to get your trailer inspected if it has brakes, I believe anything over 3500lbs

 

[phucknutz]

I'm looking at a 8' x 16' right now to tow 4 quads down to Hatfield. It has brakes on it but they aren't wired. Anyone know at what weight trailer breaks are required? Towing with a Denali...

is it new? why are they not wired?