Too much tongue weight
Looks like he could pull wheelies.
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Looks like he could pull wheelies.
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- There are times that I want to be able to break camp quickly and to be level I need the nose of the TT down, but don't want to unhook.
There are several tricks that can make my Truck look like that... But I can assure you, I have enough truck. Weight in the bed for one. loosining the WD bars, and my favorite, digging some holes for the back tires. sometimes I even dig a hole for the tounge jack foot I have used all of these tricks, even all at once depending on the situation.
So this pic really means nothing - If I needed a 1/2 ton, I'd probably buy a 1979 4x4 Toyota pickup.
- The WD bars were hooked up. Maybe he needed to tweak things. The Tundra is as good as any other 150/1500 series truck when it comes to towing. The brand is irrelevant here.
- And here I was waiting for the remarks slamming the Tundra as a tow vehicle.... Highly disappointed in you guys tonight.
badercubed wrote:
Old-Biscuit wrote:
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It was a good picture of 'overloaded' until ya'll pointed out the 'details'
The devil is in the details- Wheelies? I don't think so.
Along with all the other comments, pictures of objects taken in sun and partial shade can be deceiving and is the truck and trailer on the same plain? Old-Biscuit wrote:
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It was a good picture of 'overloaded' until ya'll pointed out the 'details'- It was a good picture of 'overloaded' until ya'll pointed out the 'details'
- Bet it looks better when he retracts the rear stabilizer jacks that are putting more weight on the front than normal.
- Are the WD/transfer bars hooked up?. He isn't going anywhere with the slides out and the jacks down. Maybe he doesn't have enough truck, maybe he does. Can't tell by that photo.
