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 Post subject: please review portfolio
PostPosted: Thu Sep 25, 2003 12:43 am 
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PostPosted: Thu Sep 25, 2003 1:02 am 
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I have a friend that regularly pulled a loaded car trailer with a /6 equipped half-ton truck. 2000lbs trailer dry weight, 3500lbs car average, so 5500lbs. Just remember you are taxing things and take it easy. As long as you get a suitably rated hitch, etc., it will be safe. The issue would be the longevity of your mechanicals, but I personally don't think you will have a problem.

I use my '88 V8 truck to pull my car trailer and it is eqipped with a cheesy (for a truck) 904 based auto trans originally designed for a six. No problems so far (I do have to change the fluid regularly), but I have a 518 OD trans to install eventually.

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 25, 2003 11:11 pm 
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i once did a 400mile journy with a 2200lbs car hauling trailer (electric brakes) and a 4200lbs firebird on it, no problems at all, a bear going up hills, but thats to be expected, i had 3.55's and an OD 4spd with a heavy duty 10" clutch.

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Towed a 5000 lb boat & trailer (total weight, no trailer brakes) with my '87 1/2 ton slant six auto 370 miles over mountains. Of course I had overload springs and a class III receiver. Hills were slow going in second gear and she definitely came up to temperature (about 215*F), but never once had a problem. (Tranny is still going strong at 110k miles)

Take 'er easy and watch your oil and temp gauges religously and you should be fine.

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My '84 D-100 was used regularly to tow other cars on a dolly, including another 440 cuin powered D-150 truck.

My D-100 is stock, with a 1bbl carb, A-833 OD 4spd tranny, and 3.55 gears. It's eaten a few clutches; but, but it does the job.

Just take it easy.

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Thanx for all the reply's, i feel much more confident about the sl/6 towing capabilities.


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 Post subject: towing with /6
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I towed a trailer loaded between 6000# and 8000# without trailer brakes 600 miles from OK to NE. I also had 5000# on the truck. ( 77 3/4 ton crew cab) I averaged 11 mpg, and was able to pass a few cars. I would not recommend running without trailer brakes and acceleration was poor but I didn't have any real problems.

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Nutty you must be bored. This thread is from 2003.
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Just going through old topics, I guess I am board. :)

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1977 d-200 crew cab ex-army pickup wants it's /6 back
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