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Darrell
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3/14/2002
19:11:08

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Wow, just bought "02" DQK.This truck is loaded, 4.7Litre w/ 9:92 rear end.
Can anyone share their experience pulling a holiday trailer
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Darrell
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3/16/2002
18:10:05

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Sorry I mean 3:92 rear end. Has anyone towed a 2 or 3000lb trailer thru the rocky mountains?
Still like to here from someone.
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Dave
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3/17/2002
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I have a '00 quad cab with a 4.7 and 3.55 gears. The truck pulls our 4500 pound ski boat great on level ground. Even did a great job going up hills once you lock overdrive out. The temperature guage sky rocketed almost up to the red area on long hills. I ended up having to slow down(40mph) just to bring the temperature down. I couldn't hear my clutch fan kicking on, so I think I got some work to do on my truck. Have fun, but watch the temperature!!



Darrell
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3/18/2002
21:31:11

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Thanks Dave. Appreciate your advise



Joel
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3/18/2002
21:33:21

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I have a 1998 Club Cab SLT 4X4 with the 5.2L, auto tranny, and stock gears. I had NO problems pulling a U-Haul aluminum dual axle car hauler with a 1956 Chevy Pickup loaded on it through the hills of Missouri. It doesn't compare to a full-size deisel pickup for towing, but it works. You can see pics of my truck and other Dakotas at my website. http://www.geocities.com/coham321/coham.html



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