2006 WW Trailer, OK company, local sales rep. Posted pics post 17: dual axle, electric brakes, wooden floor with rubber mats. Trailer : 2150 lbs. Hossie: 1250 lbs.
Hay: 60-85 lbs per bale, all depends. I can load a total of 44 square bales in trailer. So use average 70 lbs: Hay a lil over 3,000 lbs. My Max load with trailer is 6,000 lbs. SO I pull between 5-6K all depends upon how good the hay is and how packed. Use 7,500 lb hitch and ball on Class IV hitch. l I do not use WDH as I am only going local. Trailer loads evenly between front to rear door, and sits mostly level fully loaded. Regular hitch, no lower drop down adjustments not needed on a 1500.
Too much? lol.
Hemi pulls it no issues. FTR, for all the nay sayers, I do use tow/haul. Trailer unloaded actually gets worse mpg than loaded and pulling totally straight. Just the physics I guess. MPG towing in town, fully loaded, speed listed on loop around town 60 mph. As U see, I am a few mph under max, anybody in a hurry, go around, roflmao. 14.6 mpg pulling in town (even on the lie-o-meter), is for an 1500 friggin outstanding, considering the TQ band on a gas motor in my book.
FTR: I at times borrow my neighbors flat trailer to get hay, it was just not available as it is a Biotch at 104 F to unload a stock trailer of hay and stack.
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