Lets see what your pullin'

1962 Studebaker Champ
2006 Polar 2100CC

 

If I show you, the PM's from the ladies will never end....

 

Sweet boat dougmays!

 

nice studebaker. i don't have a picture but i was pulling a 63 hawk with my 97 taco

 

nice....i have 5 stude's. Selling a '64 Daytona if your interested. Yea i drove that stude truck about 150 miles and only took 1/4 tank, handled like a champ!

 

i have a 64 daytona 4dr that i'm trying to find the time to fix up but i also want to get the Hawk running first. now that i've found TW i don't know which way to go. i'll just look at the truck then at the studes and back at the truck again. too little money and time to make a decision on what to work on.

 

Do you think we can tow more weights with the highest wheelbase double cab long bed tacoma? Or there isn't any big differences compared to an access cab or short bed db cab?Any thoughts?

 

I am pulling a 2009 Jayco 213. Its approximately 4500Lbs and 24 ft long.
No problems pulling it with my 6 speed, but backing it I would always burn the clutch till I learned to use 4low.
I plan on pulling the trailer to Nova Scotia this summer.

 

When it's not on the mooring....

 

We haul a 2007 Fleetwood Niagara, GVWR is just under 4,000 pounds. The V6, automatic and towing package do great!!

 

My 1989 Honda Pilot.

 

i would think you would get more sway control with the long bed. But so far i've not had any problems with my short bed

 

I thought a Honda Pilot was a 7 passenger SUV...

 

Here is what i tow, its a 2004 Tahoe Transport 18 ft tb. 3850 dry, 5700 to 6000 ready to camp, with 2 quads.

 

I need to get pics but usually either a 10 ft. Jon boat (hell yeah), bass tracker, a 86 honda 4wheeler, or arctic cat 400

 

i remember those! 400cc 2-stroke. always figured they were an absolute blast!

 

2008 Dutchmen 27' trailler, just a bit more than 6500 lbs

 

A 101' x 10' aluminum enclosed trailer & my sleds. Here's one of them.