You be The Judge

[PippinAin'tEasy]

We've got threads for Best and Worst. Time to pick sides on the in-betweens. I'm still on the fence on this one. 1500 Big Horn 4x4.

 

[cableguy_hd]

I'll play.. this is a small load.... and my knuckle head son

 

[PippinAin'tEasy]

Have you got scale numbers? That's got a little squat to it.

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[cableguy_hd]

Have you got scale numbers? That's got a little squat to it.

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front end leveled by 2"

 

[14hemiexpress]

We've got threads for Best and Worst. Time to pick sides on the in-betweens. I'm still on the fence on this one. 1500 Big Horn 4x4.

My guess is over loaded a boat to need triple axle is probably pushing over 10k Mark but I will say I would party on that pontoon... Twin out board I bet that thing hauls a lot of a$$

 

[smurfs_of_war]

We've got threads for Best and Worst. Time to pick sides on the in-betweens. I'm still on the fence on this one. 1500 Big Horn 4x4.

I'd rather see him through my windshield than in my rearview. Does that count for anything?

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[PippinAin'tEasy]

He rolled in level. Somehow. Never got to ask about mods.

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[smurfs_of_war]

The twin outboards are balancing him out

 

[PippinAin'tEasy]

Who knew Hawnda sold a levelling kit?

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[Airborne63]

I'm thinkng that pontoon rig is weighing in at about 8k - 8.5k. Pontoon boats are actually real light. My buddy's 30' weighs in at around 5900lbs, with fuel and motor.

 

[Andy578]

yep pontoons are pretty light. thin floors and almost everything is aluminium. those 2 engines are the heavy part and i'd wager they are close to the weight of the entire boat

 

[14hemiexpress]

Pontoons are relatively light but why would it be sitting on a tri axle trailer? Not always but typically you go tri axle for weight. Could be to help tounge weight or stability but tandem usually handles that fine. My boss has a 26-30ft (fiberglass with in board 350) sitting on a tandem and its pushing it for a 1/2 ton I'm going to say it's a good thing he has 4wd to get it out of the water

 

[InspectGWS]

Are those twin 150's? Why does a pontoon need twin anything?

 

[Arth]

Are those twin 150's? Why does a pontoon need twin anything?

Hold my beer.

 

[averageguy]

I don't think it's a pontoon. The bottom pic shows a hull all the way across the back, and what looks like a bilge/live well discharge hole on the side. That is why it has a tri-axle trailer, it is a heavy duty aluminum boat, not thin like my smokercraft. http://www.ramforum.com/attachments...-you_judge-uploadfromtaptalk1423009773371.jpg

 

[cableguy_hd]

well I totally misread this... I thought it was going to be about modest loads not just the one... hell I wouldnt have thrown that pic in

 

[PippinAin'tEasy]

Just waiting for new ones to show up. Keep forgetting that most of ya'll are in deep freeze right now and not a lot of yanking going on. I'll do my best to get some 2500/5th wheel pics to squabble over. No shortage of cojones this year.

 

[xrsman]

First pic is a little sporty lol! 900 lb pin weight on the truck. Second one is fine, I just thought it looked cool with the ice on the truck! Lol

 

[xrsman]

The above pic was with my airlift 1000 bags. This is before. I'd say this is a bad load! Steering was scary light! Good think I only needed to go 3 mins down the road lol

 

[cableguy_hd]

so in this last pic you had a 2" level in front and stock springs with no help? yikes