I looked at them and they do look cool for the money. Do you know what the top speed is on that axel and wheels? Btw, didn't mean to jack anything, just boys having fun, and maybe planning a cool trip!!
I've seen plenty that are years old with thousands of miles on them, it's all in how you maintain your equipment. I'm not concerned with the trailer holding up. It's a metal square with wheels. The tires are 13 inch I believe. Should be rated for highway speeds
And yeah, 700 miles is just the warm up trip. The main event is a 2000 mile trip cross country behind the Honda.
12" is what I've seen looking at HF. Still can't find anything on the top speed for them??
Don't do it, Joey. LolBUUUTT!! He said he had two chevy trucks. Those things have bow ties on the front. Surely a mans truck needs to be a work truck and not be the gentlemen's truck.
Sorry monte. I just couldn't help myself.
My apologies for the typo. I meant 12. I'm not going to run the stock wheels and tires regardless. I plan in a set of 14's. Easier to find should a replacement be needed
Yeah that's a great idea. Hubs and bearings though, have you been able to find anything on the max speed?
Yeah that's probably right. I'd pack a set of bearings and grease, cheap insurance.
We'll it depends on who you are, some people are OK with the thing being only an a-b. Others by vehicles that they like to be in, like clothes. All the power to them either way.
I hear ya. Myself, I only cared about what my ride was or looked like when I was a youngster. Now it's all practicality. The cars quiet, gets awesome gas mileage and you can put space shuttle miles on them. It's Toyota after all. I don't care about the rest. I also own a couple Z-71's for practical reasons also. IMO, if you're just giving yourself a ride to work, a gas guzzling truck is frivolous, but if you need to pick up a load of lumber, it's indispensable.
All in good fun... then.Lol, not when it's all in fun.
45-55 depending on the model. Limited by tire recommendations. An upgrade tire package and if you chose, some different t bearings, I'm sure 80 mph all day long won't hurt a metal rectangle any. Either way, it's more than adequate for the job I'll be doing with it.
I don't know about that, we own one for the 53 mpg.
Found a guy on a forum that claims to have pulled one 1,400 miles at 65 over loaded a bit. Had a welder in one corner that bent the rectangle a bit but no issues with the wheels/bearings. Sounds good to go.
