Thread: 07 4.7 Pulling 5th Wheel (don't underestimate it)
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Old 07-15-2009, 07:54 PM
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Default Re: 07 4.7 Pulling 5th Wheel (don't underestimate it)
Hey Charlie,

Yea that first step can be a doozy , most times it is not an issue but there are locations where you have to stretch to reach it. We have looked at adding a stool for those times... now that I have a Tundra that can pull ALL THE WEIGHT my 5'er is rated for (8,2++). I really watched everything and anything that was put in the 5'er when I was pulling it with my 2000, but with the '07 the world has changed!
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