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Re: H or M?
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Posted by andy on March 08, 2001 at 16:39:19 from (66.43.222.10):
In Reply to: H or M? posted by Kenny Christopherson on March 08, 2001 at 13:22:53:
You are right in thinking that an M or H would be a load for a 1/2 pickup with a bumper hitch trailer. You have to be a skillful driver and understand the limitations of your pickup. More than power or speed is the ability to stop and handle the load at highway speeds. Of course trailer brakes help. I have hauled all of my tractors including a super M with my 1/2 ton GMC pickup with a 305 fuel injected engine. I have a 16 foot tandem axle utility trailer. It is just not the best. Again you have enough power to go anywhere .... but can you stop and carry the load safely. A 3/4 ton with a gooseneck would be much better. If I was traveling ALL over the state that is what I would have.
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