Take a look at this guy

Found on FB. Yikes. Might be in limits empty, but a solid burrito, I’d be over weight.

 

That's got to be what 32 or 35ft? Wow.

 

The one I googled is 38 ft. and 8500-9200 lbs.

 

Tongue weight for those is over 1000# dry.

 

As Ron White would say …
“you can’t fix stupid”

 

At the end of last week I saw a Tundra towing what looked like a 35' fifth wheel (for reference I towed a 33.5' toy hauler for years with my old 2500HD, so have a decent idea on judging RV size). It wasn't one of those lightweight/low height front bedroom fifth wheels, but a full size/full height luxury RV I usually only see behind 3/4 or one ton trucks. Honestly wanted to turn around for a closer look but had someplace to be.

 

Some guys think the space shuttle commercial had a fully loaded down, ready for space shuttle involved and it shows

 

2” front lowering kit will make that setup perfect.

haters gonna hate

 

Not a problem a Tundra towed the space shuttle.

 

Here's his brother. I seen this one in Tennessee last year.

 

In Missouri/Kansas/Oklahoma that guy also has a bass boat double behind that fifth wheel.

 

It's not so much the power situation for me, it would be the stopping situation.

 

It's the everything situation at some point. Just too big.

 

He claimed he had them and the TRD Sway Bars. Boom, Fixed.

 

Awww helllllll yea, hope them Beaver Nuggets don’t put him over weight.

 

I don't think Hideout's are that heavy. My neighbor at the other house pulls one with a damn Honda mini van!!!
That Cougar is too much for that 2nd gen. Toy hauler in pic had gas station on board and this 2008 pulled it easily and it was a heavy pig.

 

I can really get pushed around just pulling my 26 footer on a windy day, I can't imagine how tossed around I'd be towing a huge wind sail like that.

 

Unfortunately, yes. Things like passing trucks don't upset it at all, but last summer we were coming back home on the eastern slopes of the Cascades and there was an absolutely brutal side wind. It wasn't too stressful, but it was constantly tugging at the wheel which grew quite tiresome. Only time I've had that issue.

And yes, I use a WDH with sway control. Keeps us nice and steady but the wind that day was crazy. Dropped me down from 9 mpg to 5 mpg on that stretch.

 

Nice Bigfoot.

 

Crazy thing is, an aluminum body F150 weighing 4500 lbs would be within all numbers for that giant sail of a trailer. I would think that thing would bully a 6k lb Tundra less.