Lets see some trucks with trailer pics!!!(09+)
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Vette10R (07-13-2018)
03-01-2011, 11:55 PM
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The URL is the internet address in the top of your browser. It starts with http:// and has the web address following. You need to upload your photo to a photo hosting website like photobucket.com. Once you upload your photo, post the image code that starts with [IMG]http:// and the image will show up here.
03-02-2011, 07:28 AM
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03-02-2011, 08:42 AM
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pulled the trailer with ease. unfortunately I got stuck later that day in backing up in a sharp angle tough driveway to back in. didn’t follow it around left side fell in almost 4 foot melting drift. I have had many trucks in my day some hemi some Chevy any would of got stuck. had to get pulled out by a dodge. 
anyone know how to turn the traction control off when backing up. that screwed me a few times.
anyone know how to turn the traction control off when backing up. that screwed me a few times.
03-02-2011, 08:49 AM
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OK, 39 bales of coastal bermuda hay. Not as much per bale as timothy hay or orchard grass, and certainly not as much as an alfalfa bale.
About 40-45 lbs per bale, plus 180 for me, comes in with a total payload of between 1740-1935 lbs.
The max payload from the door sticker is 1746 lbs, so I'm potentially 200 lbs over the stated maximum. Not a problem to me. The hay is well loaded forward in the bed and over the center of gravity of the truck, with less load on the open tailgate. The load is well secured (you can see two of the green straps in the picture) and it is only about five miles from the feed store to my barn. I'm a careful driver with a load like that - the only hazard is from the knuckleheads behind me who want to pass on the back roads, because I'm only doing 40 in a 45 zone.