Tow vechicles pics and info
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What do you think about the Toyota Sequoia?..I am looking at an 05 with 30K miles with the tow package it will be my DD and go to about 5 DE events a year in my 87 944 turbo.....Opinoins needed......
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Late to this party...
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sorry, No pix,
-using a '03 ford expedition w/ 5.4 and 3.7 rear gear(w/LS)... and open steel trl.
mpg around town: 13-14, towing, maybe 10mph (?)
fair-good. (but needs more power for enclosed trl)
-using a '03 ford expedition w/ 5.4 and 3.7 rear gear(w/LS)... and open steel trl.
mpg around town: 13-14, towing, maybe 10mph (?)
fair-good. (but needs more power for enclosed trl)
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the new ones drive great and have a better towing capacity than a burban, i have been using burbans for the pass 6 years towing numerous trailers and cars.
AC
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2005 Cayenne S, towing a standard Carson trailer and Ariel Atom. The trailer & car together should weigh under 3,000 lbs. I used to tow this setup with a V6 Toyota Tacoma 4x4, and it handled it very well. The Cayenne does a much better job though, and a lot more comfortable too.
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Loaded trailer approx 8000lbs. weight dist hitch ,sway control.
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2007 Dodge 2500 w/ 5.9 Cummins Turbo Diesel, 6-speed manual. Currently pulling my borrowed 18ft. open steel trailer. 16mpg with the open trailer. I got 11 coming back from Topeka with a 30 mph headwind going 70mph pulling a 24 ft. enclosed. I average 20-21 mpg around town.
Coming soon a new Pace 44ft, enclosed gooseneck in blue. Will be partnering up with another of the Buckley Racing team and hauling 2 cars.
Coming soon a new Pace 44ft, enclosed gooseneck in blue. Will be partnering up with another of the Buckley Racing team and hauling 2 cars.
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2007 Escalade, 20' American Freedom enclosed trailer (had to do enclosed as that is also the storage for the car, as it is stored outside).
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The Escalade pulls like a champ! I don't have the long wheelbase version, as it won't fit in the garage, but I'm not disappointed in the performance thus far at all. Plus, it gives me baller status, yo.
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The Escalade pulls like a champ! I don't have the long wheelbase version, as it won't fit in the garage, but I'm not disappointed in the performance thus far at all. Plus, it gives me baller status, yo.
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2001 Ford F250 7.3L turbo diesel. Not a great picture, but it's tough to get the whole truck and trailer in the same picture.
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