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02-20-2005, 08:26 AM
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I agree!
I pulled my boat for the first time with my '04 F150 last week and it did very well. (I was pulling it with an '01 Ranger that did OK)
I was also thinking about a leveling kit but had my doubts because I do pull trailers now and then and hate it when a truck "looks up in the sky" when only hooked to a small trailer.
You picture hammered in the last nail on that idea. (THANKS)
Great color choice!
I pulled my boat for the first time with my '04 F150 last week and it did very well. (I was pulling it with an '01 Ranger that did OK)
I was also thinking about a leveling kit but had my doubts because I do pull trailers now and then and hate it when a truck "looks up in the sky" when only hooked to a small trailer.
You picture hammered in the last nail on that idea. (THANKS)
Great color choice!
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02-20-2005, 11:34 AM
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Thanks, I like that True Blue, Hell I like even saying True Blue.
I had the tounge weight on the high side pulling that. Trailer empty is about 1700 and most of that is in the MASSIVE tounge. I should have backed that ranger on there but its bairly running, hence why I brought it up to my warehouse at work to play with.
The only way I would level the front is to add bags to the rear and I dont feel like doing all that right now.
I had the tounge weight on the high side pulling that. Trailer empty is about 1700 and most of that is in the MASSIVE tounge. I should have backed that ranger on there but its bairly running, hence why I brought it up to my warehouse at work to play with.
The only way I would level the front is to add bags to the rear and I dont feel like doing all that right now.