Toy Hauler Pictures

I think this is why these Photo threads don't work so well for Toy Haulers. It starts out with cute baby pictures and then turns into a clash of the weight police.

Deleted comment. Please keep the pics coming.

In defense of tj, we were way over GCWR pulling our Cyclone in earlier pic with our '09 350 SRW. But it pulled it so well, it was hard to let go and make the switch. The only reason we swapped trucks was the pin weight. Close to 1000 lbs. overweight on the truck's rear axle. The air bags made it sit so perfectly but I had no peace of mind, whatsoever.

4% overweight? I wouldn't think twice about that. Roll on.

Well it's a nice looking setup and thanks for posting those video's. Nicely done.

1L243 wrote:
Hey TJ I was thinking of going dually but If I can tow a rig the size of yours with a single rear wheel I would do that. Have you weighed in loaded?

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I think anyone with a dually is going to say a dually is the way to go with this big of a trailer. A dually just is not practical for me as this is my daily driver. I once loaded the trailer to the max, full machines, gas, water, food, everything and I was 2,500 lbs over GCWR. The trailer can get to 17,000 lbs really easy so I have to load accordingly.

I have airbags and monitor tires real-time like a hawk. My weak-point on this truck is the rear axle and I'm 4% over max when loaded. Everything else is under max except GCWR. You have to be careful with this truck because it has so much power, it's easy to bite off more than one should.

Hey TJ I was thinking of going dually but If I can tow a rig the size of yours with a single rear wheel I would do that. Have you weighed in loaded?

joebedford wrote:

How do you get that thing under overpasses with that light on the back? Realy would be nice for loading and unloading at night though...lol

That Jeep is not going to fit in there! LOL!

Moab



Hog Valley, FL



Dawson City to Alaska-crossing the Yukon



Mazatlan, Mexico

Here's mine with new tires and wheels:



And here we are loading up after a week near Moab, Utah (before the new tires)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psqOQtgWS7w


And here we are climbing out of our camping spot in the Utah desert:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-BaMUA0c_E