Lets see what you are towing!

[LI Guy]

 

[BroKV]

Loaded her down today..

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[jetlag]

Thats gotta have a heck of a pin weight....not trying to be a downer but isn't that more dually territory?

Pin is around 3200#, and it is just me and my bride, just over 300# and 2 10 pound puppies. The truck has 4000# payload and air ride. Lest I forget, pulling with an AUH, so add another 40 pounds. Pulls great, absolutely no issues. Adding hydraulic brakes to the trailer as soon as I can have the installer here.

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

Decided to take the old girl out for a few nights with the wife, was a slow drive to the camping spot with 15 miles of rough washboard roads.

 

[gimmie11s]

Decided to take the old girl out for a few nights with the wife, was a slow drive to the camping spot with 15 miles of rough washboard roads.

Camping in someone's front yard?

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

Camping in someone's front yard?

First pic is Hooked up to leave my place

 

[Eatonpcat]

Camping in someone's front yard?

Must admit that I was looking for that rough washboard road too! LOL

 

[gimmie11s]

Me too, but now he's got me wondering why he is ready for Christmas already in August!!!

 

[Rockcrawlindude]

I’m more interested in hearing about the wife that lets him bring a girl along for a few nights

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

Me too, but now he's got me wondering why he is ready for Christmas already in August!!!

Lights stay up year round to busy to take em down lol

 

[TonyT]

Just bought my first trailer. 2021 Diamond C 20' DEC 207. It will primarily be used to tow the Jeep on long trips.

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

Just bought my first trailer. 2021 Diamond C 20' DEC 207. It will primarily be used to tow the Jeep on long trips.

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Thats one hell of a trailer for a jeep but its good for just about anything you would need im sure

 

[McHenry2500]

Just bought my first trailer. 2021 Diamond C 20' DEC 207. It will primarily be used to tow the Jeep on long trips.

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How high off the ground is the trailer deck? Looks nice! Should be sufficient for any kinda vehicle you may wanna put on it.

 

[TonyT]

Thats one hell of a trailer for a jeep but its good for just about anything you would need im sure

Thanks man. She's one hell of a heavy jeep.

How high off the ground is the trailer deck? Looks nice! Should be sufficient for any kinda vehicle you may wanna put on it.

Thank you. I haven't gotten a chance to measure it, but I went with the deck-over figuring I'd rather it be a little taller than fight the wheel wells of a trying to get it positioned where I need it.

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

How high off the ground is the trailer deck? Looks nice! Should be sufficient for any kinda vehicle you may wanna put on it.

They usually are around 30-34” for most deckovers. And without some long ramps you would be surprised how limited you can be to put vehicles on it without getting creative… when i built my deck over i made dual folding ramps that are 11 ft long so most small cars can also go on the deck…. Here is a pic of the ramps mid build but it gives you an idea

Thanks man. She's one hell of a heavy jeep.

If the trailer does not come with rear stabilizers i recommend getting some with a jeep that heavy you dont want a chance of the front end poping off the ball of the truck when you start driving it on

 

[Lary0071]

My buddies father was 4 hours away, up in the mountains of north central PA near Wharton. He left to head home and made it less than an hour before one of his rod big ends came out the side of the block/oil pan interface.

So yesterday I left work at noon and headed north east to get the Nissan with only 150K on the odometer and get it home.

I notice that towing the fifth wheel camper at 70 gets me 8.4 mpg while towing this truck and equipment trailer gets me over 12 mpg and I was pushing 80 mph a good bit. I was in a hurry and know that the trailer was lightweight with the toy truck on it so I felt that the trailer tires had ridiculous margin with this load. Go man go!

Anyways, I notice an infrequent clunk in the floor that I can feel through my feet and I can hear with my ears. It's something like a bushing could be track bar, radius arms, sway bar end links, drag link. That would be about everything that could be it.... it seems to be more prevalent with a bumper pull trailer that lifts on the front axle as compared to with my gooseneck that doesn't lift.

I still noticed it with the gooseneck, but super rarely.

Yesterday with the bumper pull I heard it around a dozen times and it's starting to chap my rear. By the way, 4,100 miles on it.

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[Rockcrawlindude]

Why anybody would buy a modern Nissan is beyond me.

 

[McHenry2500]

If the trailer does not come with rear stabilizers i recommend getting some with a jeep that heavy you dont want a chance of the front end poping off the ball of the truck when you start driving it on

Absolutely one of the best upgrades we had done to our gooseneck trailer. Makes loading equipment and vehicles a lot safer.

 

[Limey]

Here's our Cougar 27sgs

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

Why anybody would buy a modern Nissan is beyond me.

They stopped selling the titan in canada because of how crappy they are so many blown engines in the winter