Show us what you tow.

Looks great!

 

1st time out with the trailer

 

First trip on the 21. Many were done on the 17 prior. Always thinking about adding lt265/70/16E and sumospring, stock now... My bed is most likely too full anyway.

 

My 6x10 Suretrac landscape trailer hauling my 2020 Canam Commander 1000... the truck has an auto transmission and searches for gears in the hills where I live in WV but not too bad... just got the doors put on last week.

 

Rip to my tire.

 

Towing my boat

 

1953 m100

then random things for friends cars, truck parts and other odds and ends

 

i know this is an old post but its not often you see a lowered 2wd i dig it man

 

Got 780 miles on my 21 taco, today was the first time I towed with it. This trailer is all I really ever need to tow so that was one reason why I stepped down from a full size gmc truck. I don't really need a big truck and the taco is so much more fun to drive.

This is my 5x10 tandem axle trailer, it's currently loaded with 7 square of shingles and everything else to do a roof on my garage. The trailer can haul 5,000 lbs but I rarely go that heavy.

The tacoma handled it very well, rode smooth, no sway, and was amazingly quiet? I didn't hear the hitch rattle or nothing. I had it in etc and it kept it around 2k to 2.5k rpm. Did a short run on the freeway and it did hunt for gears, I'll get it tuned at some point. But overall I'm very satisfied with how it towed my utility trailer.
Brought home all this today.

It's nice to have the trailer, I'd rather beat the crap out of it than my truck. I built this trailer from a flatbed. It now has 1 1/2" oak floor and 1" ash sides. Removable Dutch door gates and a ledge for ramps. It also has a reciever hitch welded to the top rails for a winch mount so I can pull logs up onto it. I estimate the empty trailer weight at around 1500 lbs.

 

180,000 miles still going strong..Forest River Cherokee Limited

 

Love seeing another Outdoors RV behind a second gen. I get lots of crap for doing it. Oh well. LOL

 

Thats got to be a fun tow. Lol

 

Mine

 

Two dirt bikes, and SCUT ...MF GC1720

Tacoma SR 4x4 2.7L 4-cylinder

 

Since July 6, I will be towing our new to us 2018 Aliner Scout, approximate weight is 1450 pounds. This is my ‘02 Tacoma, 4 cyl, manual everything, 4x4 that will never die. I have an aftermarket Curt hitch and 7-blade wiring harness with a Tekonsha brake controller. No other modifications.

 

Damn Straight..............gettin it Done !!!!

 

Sorry hadn't been on in awhile.It wasn't bad at all it was hunting for gears at first.I just stayed in 4th gear and smooth sailing rpm stayed around 2,200.Had to tighten up on the steering wheel when big trucks passed by.But it's all flat land where I'm at with sway bar, distrabution hitch and brake controller.It made it easy got up to speed easy and stayed around 65-70mph.

 

Good to know. I'd be tempted to get a bit bigger camper, but have to wait a few years.

 

I'm thinking about getting a stock trailer and hauling about 20 lambs (another 2000 lbs). This trailer weighs 2000. What do you think? hilly country in BC.
https://www.thehorsegate.com/stock-trailers/maverick-12ft-stock-aluminum-trailer/

 

thinking about a stock trailer, 12' aluminum is 2000 pounds and the steel is 2300. Hauling 2000 pounds of lambs, over hilly BC country. Have a 2017 TRD offroad access cab with towing package, thoughts?
https://www.thehorsegate.com/stock-trailers/maverick-12ft-stock-aluminum-trailer/