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Message: [QUOTE="TyCorr, post: 1395365, member: 1451"] Thats not what I said. My point was a 365 hp halfton with provisions for towing is capable legally as many people are doing it. Then I asked what yours was. If you said a 30' I was fully prepared to laugh at you and call you paranoid. If you dont like others input a forum is a horrible place to be. I agree with your reasoning for using a dually for your setup. But that doesnt mean every trailer is 20k lbs. My buddyy Daves 32' fiver is legal and hes under weight. So im not sure where your paranoia is. He drives for a living too and weighs trucks for the company he manages so im 75% sure he's oribably right in his assertions. Then theres the aspectof myself having pulled trailers everyday of my working life. You know how many times people told ne i needed a dually like it was the first day I planned to light out. Nope. I didnt need a dually. Not one bit. Had one. I agree with why you need one but not every area where you think everyone else should too. There are people who flat out cant run drw trucks. Theres a guy running a srw here somewhere who is spending a fortune trying to outsmart the fact his traileris junk and he needs a drw to pull it. [/QUOTE]

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