Pics of what you tow with your 2.7

^^^ Ah, haha. Good question. It can't. It's the road that leads to my house. It's a hilly, curvy, rutted, dirt road. My lowered Miata on track tires can't do that, lol.

So the idea is to tow it to the main road when I want to drive it.

 

Yeah I think you'd be OK to tow it a 1/4 mile if you just go slow and stop early. I wouldn't try and get on a public road with that trailer though

 

throw some air bags on the truck and the bumps and stuff shouldn't bottom you out. besides that, 1/4 mile doesn't seem bad.

 

Right on. Thanks for the advice. I don't need to get on a public road with it. The Miata is road-legal and drives just fine. I just need to be able to get it in and out of my property and onto a proper road.

 

Put it down it low4.

 

This is my toy. I can't wait to get it out this year

 

Pull a ~2300lb camper 8-10 times a year. Another couple hundred pounds of stuff in the bed sometimes with it. I stay out of major mountains/hills, but she does just fine! 2.7 5sp manual.
Kayaks are a weekly haul in nice weather. Guys with the big bad lifted diesels don't like hauling the little canoe trailer because they cant see it well. Fits me just fine!

 

I bought a used Coleman popup camper a couple years ago. Only had it out a few times. Most of the time I drag the seadoo and we rent a cabin. It's too bad there isn't a way to drag them both at the same time

 

My future track day/auto x car and another money pit

 

That's a good looking truck how does it handle that car hauler ?

 

Pulled this for my buddy. handled it well going 60 and got 17mpg the whole time

 

Thanks man! And it was good cruise around 65-70 got about 13mpg on 33's

 

Towed dad home from work today! Lol @LivinLoud

 

Top down and chilling all the way.

 

Boat loaded and a street and dirtbike in the back from southern Florida to Tennessee. Cab full with just enough room for me in it. Did awesome!!!

 

Built up a hitch hauler. Beats pulling a trailer!

 

How far do you drive your truck into the water for that?

 

The exhaust will be blabbing underwater, the water is at about the bottom of the rear hub caps

 

Took my first boat out this past Saturday. Would've forgotten it was back there if I wasn't so damn excited