Thoughts?

that side by side is at least 1000lbs

boshog wrote:

eDUBz wrote:
Its not my setup its a friend that just finished it, 1st thing i thought was he has to be over some kind of weight limits.

I'd say so.

2500's are good pullers but they are not known for their payload numbers.

Well my thought is just how heavy is the 4 wheeler, less than 500/600#? If he has the correct tires he could still be with in axle rating and tire ratings. Looks like the stock 17" rims giving him 3,195# per tire, or 6,390# of capacity on the rear axle. Not sure I would push the front axle past it's listed VIN limit as the ball joints are likely the limiting factor. Before passing too much judgement I would like to see a picture of the TV unloaded! Likely did measure from the ground to the top of the 4 wheeler, and lowered the TV for clearance.
I will say last time I saw a setup like this it was an F350 DRW rig.

Tachdriver wrote:
How far does he go with that set up?

1st trip will be like 3 hour drive.

How far does he go with that set up?

I've searched this thread and I'm surprised I haven't seen the term "illegal" used...

Rob

eDUBz wrote:
Its not my setup its a friend that just finished it, 1st thing i thought was he has to be over some kind of weight limits.

I'd say so.

2500's are good pullers but they are not known for their payload numbers.

eDUBz wrote:
Its not my setup its a friend that just finished it, 1st thing i thought was he has to be over some kind of weight limits.

Some kind of weight limits? How about all of them. :) That front end looks waaay overloaded. Can you get air bags for the front? :)

Better him than me.

JW of Opechee Shores wrote:
I think our senior member has had a senior moment. Hope you make it to where your going, and then I would stay there. The weight of the racks and the fifth wheel hitch, pin weight, and people should have the axels sitting against the bumpers for sure.

Hahaha. Its a friends setup. I will make sure i leave first

Its not my setup its a friend that just finished it, 1st thing i thought was he has to be over some kind of weight limits.

Out west I see a lot of double towing of ohvs... I like your solution better.

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