20 feet long and about 5000lbs

It was surprisingly easy to get going!
On flat land, it was like starting with my BFG A/T's on. Up hill... A little more work... But nothing major.
Get about 10 MPG @ 55 MPH!

5-speeds with 3.42 gears are rated @ 3900lbs... My clutch didn't slip at all! Woohoo!

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What did you have on the trailer? That trailer can't weigh that much.

When my brother, blazin97, bought his other blazer, he towed it back with his truck. 97 2 dr 2wd towing a 97 4wd 2dr with no engine. He got about 15 mpg with his.

 

No way I was gonna push my luck pulling something ON that trailer...

And yes, it can

According to the stickers on it, it can haul something like 15,000lbs.
They lent us a pintle hitch, lol.

The guy who was renting out they trailer went bug eyed when I pulled up, lol.
He's the one that said it was about 5000lbs.

My boss didn't want to pull the trailer in the city... And I needed to test my truck out

Guaranteed it wasn't any more than that, though...

The trailer jack was like 3" off the ground

Not much bouncing or anything going on... I don't think I bottomed anything out, but the road was pretty smooth... Definitely only a couple inches of travel left in the suspension, lol

 

I can see that weighing upwards of 5000 lbs. If you look at it the main frame of it is freaking I-Beams. They planned on hauling some serious equipment with that.

 

The trailer wheels/tires are bigger than my Blazers...

They were running6 or 8lug rims... Can't remember which... And235/85R16 tires.