Photos of Trailer(s) that you tow with your Expedition

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timberwoof

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From about a week ago up in Midland TX. She was squatting good.
 

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Towed this bad boy about 250 miles not too long ago:

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The trailer dry was 2250#, the truck I'm guessing was 4500-5klb plus the canopy, I should've had it weighed but in guessing conservatively I was pulling 7000 lb. I tell ya what, the truck pulled it very well, had more than enough power to climb Snoqualmie pass, as well as the "Vantage Hill" which is 10 miles of 4% grade, I held 55-60mph with some pedal to spare (not much). The trans temp while on the highway never went over 180* even while going over the passes!

I even averaged just over 9mpg! I should also add that it averaged 90-95* outside and I was always a cool 78* inside the truck :)

I will say though, that truck was a$$ heavy because I had it pulled as far forward as it would go, and hunkered down tight with straps, still only squatted the Expy by 1/2-1". Needless to say, it wagged all over the place and was the scariest tow I've ever done.

I am impressed with my truck regardless and look forward to what I'm able to tow in the future!


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A couple more tows for me...

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that is the same trailer as my other one, but my wheeling Jeep on it.

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This was using the adjustable flip hitch that belongs to the troop. I've replaced it since then with a standard rise hitch and we reloaded the trailer. It rides nice and level now.
 
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A couple more tows for me...

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This was using the adjustable flip hitch that belongs to the troop. I've replaced it since then with a standard rise hitch and we reloaded the trailer. It rides nice and level now.

I would think keying on the ignition would have had it sitting perfectly level and even.

On a side note...someone has some painting to do this spring. :secret:
 

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I would think keying on the ignition would have had it sitting perfectly level and even.

On a side note...someone has some painting to do this spring. :secret:


I could key on all day long and it wouldn't change the ride level....:chewie:

Yeah.... I know I have to paint, the village has whined at me this year as it was. My house is about 3000 sq ft. That's alot of ladder time for a guy with crap knees.
 
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