What is one thing you've had to tow with your tacoma?

A 88' Blazer out of 2 mud holes

 

Yup...The statue is about 3 feet high, 6 feet wide and weights a couple 100 lbs. It went out for that custom paint job and my wife towed it there and back.

I think I've tugged Pro60 around a little bit too...

 

"I hate going in front of burgman. His damn prerunner gets stuck on pebbles."

That's a theoretical quote

 

My lawn equipment pretty much daily during season. It's around only around 2000-2500 lbs though.

 

Haha me too!

 

ok im in the fire dep. but the bigest thing would be the squd truck its a 86 f-350 with ambulance body. thats the bigest

 

25 foot center console with twin 150 yammies (lots of times)

 

I had to pull my gf's explorer on a trailer. Probably 6000lbs. or more with trailer, no problem doing 60-65.

 

15' Smoker Craft Alaskan Kokanee Fishing Machine.

 

ford taurus and a heavy car hauler trailer.. it pulled it 65 and 70 with no problem

 

pulled a tow truck with a caddy in the back outta a muddy ditch


have picks of the caddy but not me pullin the rollback :'(

 

Pulled my seadoos with to stand up jet skis in the back of my truck, next week im pulling a built ford ranger on a trailer to the desert, i think my truck can take it.

 

I pretty much tow ALL the time. I just got done towing my buddy's trailer with his 6-wheeler, a ton of gear, and furniture from Houston to Austin and back.
Here's me pulling our "baby trailer".


Here's me pulling my boss' Kubota 4400 on his trailer. I'm pretty close to maxing out the towing capacity with this setup. Thankfully I don't have to tow this a whole lot.

 

I had 3200 lbs in my trailer/bed plus me and my wife. We pulled drove from Little Rock, AR to Mountain Grove, MO to Bethesda, MD. We averaged about 14.8 MPG. Not bad when you consider all the mountains we had to drive though.

 

14.8 is pretty good carrying 3200 lbs considering thats about what im getting everyday

 

I work at abody shop so i have pulled just about every kinda car. the biggest was F-350 des. with four flat tires and both front locked up

 

In one weekend i pulled a U-Haul car hauler with a '63 Studebaker Hawk 70 miles one way then came back and got a '64 Studebaker Daytona. Pulled like a champ though. Each car weighed around 4K lbs plus trailer.

 

Buddies YJ after he lost the rear u-joints. Pulled him 3 miles back to his house after 1/2 a mile on the trial, at night, in the rain.

 

I pulled a '95 Honda Accord from Janesville, WI to Reno, NV. It was stuffed with household goods, too. I averaged 13 mpg. Yep, it didn't exactly stop on a dime and on-ramps were fun. I could only use 5th gear on a negative grade.

 

Wasn't me but I saw a guy towing a 21ft wakeboard boat. Those things are heavy! The taco was doing about 45 (the speed limit), but looked like a dog that just got paddled on the ass (sagging in the rear about a foot!).