What do you TOW with your Tundra?

Borrowed my buddies trailer! weighs about 2,500 lbs with the window washing platform. Put some sections on the DB cover as well!

Not too worried about hitting the tailgate on the jack

This trailer is used to carry aluminum dock ramps usually 20 to 40' long. The tongue extends another 6' from what is shown in the pic.

 

rental trailer for now. going to move a car next month. It hauls things just fine.

 

Such a beautiful area!

A couple of summers ago we launched our boat at Cornet Bay, went thru Deception Pass, and headed over to the San Juan for 10 days. Had never been there prior to that and was just in awe the entire time. Nice place!!

 

Few days ago bought a 7x16 Haulmark to haul all my junk from Utah to Alaska.

 

6,700 lb cargo trailer.

 

Love how the picture is "framed"

 

Nice rig!

 

3200 miles and six days later she pulled the 16' cargo trailer from Utah to Alaska successfully. Long slow going, averaged like 8MPG, but we made it.

 

A nice morning at the dock!!

 

A 1k mile project score! Man,towing is easy but I need an aircraft for refueling! Ha!



Yes, I know, she's squatting something fierce... that'll change soonish...

 

Xp4 1000.

 

What are you doing to reduce squat?

 

I'll have new leaf springs and air bags likely...the OE leafs are starting to look like knife blade material with how flat they're becoming!

 

Back the truck off the trailer?

 

Hahaha or remove the trailer

 

Which leafs (leaves?) you going with?

 

I'm going to try Boise Spring Works...custom made, priced well and they have an incredible resume...I was suggested from colleagues who use them and tow more than I do...they make great stuff for Tundras too when called...
https://www.boisespringworks.com/

 

I have trailer envy. Would love to upgrade to a Lance but Dave Ramsey won’t let me. I hate him!

 

Screw Dave Ramsey! (I had to Google it) He's not the boss of you!!

The Lance has been REALLY good to us... Almost 7 years in and I've had ZERO problems with it.

We weren't planning on spending that much, but once I looked at Lance everything else we looked at was being compared to that and fell short, either fit and finish. or floorplan.
I wanted something that wouldn't fall apart and make our first RV a negative experience for my wife, and the Lance has made it nothin' but fun.

I just decided to forget about the purchase price and look only at the monthly payment being affordable. The payment is literally like 2 nights in a shitty motel, so as long as we use it, it's totally worth it!

 

CRAP!! Now Dave Ramsey is popping up all over my feed every time I open the Interwebz!

 

My bad. Sorry

 

It's kinda' spooky.

 

Just upgraded from an Apex 215RBK to an Imagine 2670MK.

 

Who is this?

https://youtube.com/shorts/TiiB9OCgb_U?feature=shared

 

That looks very cool.

 

I ordered a medium duty AAL setup thru Boise Springworks today...they can literally match and custom make whatever strength one needs...just like Alcan and Deaver...about $400 for medium and closer to $500 for their heavy duty...I'll share my findings once they come in...about a 2 week lead time as their being made now...I wanted ride comfort still when not loaded and no matter what, this will be a huge upgrade in towing benefit!

*I don't often quote myself, but when I do, it still feels weird

 

This, except for vehicle ratings:

 

Maybe the tongue weight from the boat is shifting the weight to the rear of the camper which in turn lightens the weight off of the pin. Boom lighter overall payload on the Tundra.

 

My AAL from Boise Springworks is en route...merely a state away...should have it soon and will provide a review...

I'm not swapping out anything else so I'm hoping the improvement is a solid happy!