2004 Silverado Towing Capacity
Hey Gang - I need a sanity check to go over my calculations. I have a a 2004 1500 Extended Cab Shortbed Silverado 4 x 4 with a 5.3 liter engine, HD towing capacity, 3.73 rear end fitted with E Rated ...
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TomG2 wrote:Grit dog wrote:
So bed loads of firewood killed the engine and multiple transmissions? Mmmmmmk
How many loads of wood per transmission?
I've been around enough trucks to have to go get my hip boots on to get near that one!
Believe whatcha want.
Since you don't seem to know:
"The average weight of a cord of wood is between 4,700 and 6,075 pounds."
If you don't think that puts some strain on a 1972 F-100, you don't know as much about trucks as you claim. Believe what you want to.
BTW, the rear axle held up fine. If you are not a redneck, you probably don't understand my buddy.
Haha, I'm redneck enough to haul my camper on my, by some, woefully overloaded 2500 Dodge. But it doesn't weigh as much as a cord of your swamp logger buddy's wet green cords of white oak! Cheers man!
Either way, has about 0 bearing on the OPs question. Apologize for the super thread jack.
