94 Travalong 4 horse
stacieandtheboys
Reg. Aug 2009
Posted 2009-08-09 6:16 PM (#109182)
Subject: 94 Travalong 4 horse


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Location: TX		It is steel. Anyone have any idea how much it weighs? I plan on calling travalong tomorrow but just thought Id ask :)
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hogtownboss
Reg. Sep 2008
Posted 2009-08-10 10:44 AM (#109218 - in reply to #109182)
Subject: RE: 94 Travalong 4 horse


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gooseneck or bumper pull?

Just guessing based on other brands I have had I would say the gooseneck is going to be somewhere around 5000 lbs  and the bumper pull is going to be around 4000 lbs. IMO

My 3 horse S&H with a 2' short wall was 4210 lbs!

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stacieandtheboys
Reg. Aug 2009
Posted 2009-08-11 1:40 PM (#109276 - in reply to #109182)
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Location: TX		I called and they said 5900! now I am shopping for a bigger truck lol
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retento
Reg. Aug 2004
Posted 2009-08-11 2:25 PM (#109277 - in reply to #109276)
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Originally written by stacieandtheboys on 2009-08-11 2:40 PM

I called and they said 5900! now I am shopping for a bigger truck lol

 

Not taking away from what they told you.... I would take it to a truck scale and get you whole rig weighed. Truck and trailer together, then either the truck or trailer seperate.... That's what I did, a dealer under guestimated our trailer's weight by 2500#. Dealer said it weighed 7500#, I thought if felt mighty heavy for 7500#, so I carried it to town... The scale at Elm City Farm Supply says 10000# and change. That only leaves me 5000# for horses, tack, feed for a week, carts, harnesses, etc. etc.....

 

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headhunter
Reg. Oct 2004
Posted 2009-08-11 2:40 PM (#109278 - in reply to #109182)
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Location: Western WA		I agree with Retendo.  And I'm guessing 5900 lbs is light.  I had a 3 horse steel gooseneck, no LQ, that the factory said weighed ~6000 lbs.  So I was going to guess more like 7000-7500 lbs. for a 4 horse.
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stacieandtheboys
Reg. Aug 2009
Posted 2009-08-12 4:02 PM (#109324 - in reply to #109182)
Subject: RE: 94 Travalong 4 horse


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Location: TX		I actually called Travalong not a dealer. At any rate I need a bigger truck lol.

Edited by stacieandtheboys 2009-08-12 4:06 PM
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