What do y’all pull with your truck?
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meanmoline
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Sorry I know it’s not an idi but I figured someone would laugh, too many campers posted
And probably gets the same mileage as a 6.7 psd.
Well the question did say truck, so I think you’re good!
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Ice shack. No that was not today 
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mblaney
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Girl Guides Christmas float.
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Are those Toyotas and sr5 versions or am I seeing it wrong
Nope, you are correct. The black one is an '87 4Runner with a solid axle swap and the white is a '95 also with a SAS.
Awesome I used to own a '85 r22 4x4 lifted it was a project daily of me n my cousin up until he passed away
chris becker
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Mostly antique cars. Had a blowout on i84 bound heading eagle Idaho. Had to chain up the axle to get off the interstate.
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Good thing the blow out was on the trailer. Those aren't usually too bad. The few I've had on the truck, on the other hand, I usually had to find a place to remove the ruined drawers after I got the tire changed. That was back when I tried to save money by buying used tires. Since I started buying them new, I haven't had one blow out on the truck and rarely have a flat. As much as a tire repair costs these days, I believe that I'm actually saving money by not having them. Pay more up front or pay more later. I'll pay more up front and avoid the inconvenience of flats.
FrozenMerc
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I tug a 24' Pace enclosed around. 10,000 lb GTWR. It is often stuffed with various old cars. Got the trailer since it was big enough to fit my '62 Mercury Monterey Wagon.
The truck needs a turbo, and I have plans to add one in the not too distant future. With the range splitter, the old 6.9 just doesn't have enough grunt to pull the trailer along at 70 mph in 4-High. It is fine in 4-Low, but with the 4.56 rear, she is limited to about 63 mph. That said, it does do much better than the 390 FE powered '76 F-250 I used to pull that trailer with.
The truck needs a turbo, and I have plans to add one in the not too distant future. With the range splitter, the old 6.9 just doesn't have enough grunt to pull the trailer along at 70 mph in 4-High. It is fine in 4-Low, but with the 4.56 rear, she is limited to about 63 mph. That said, it does do much better than the 390 FE powered '76 F-250 I used to pull that trailer with.
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There's probably not a lot of extra room after that's inside is there?
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2001 RLDS Sandpiper 28', AKA- Home. I'll post some pics with it hooked up to the SuperDuke in my sig soon. Because I'm bound to be in the wind...again...shortly.
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