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| Just curious what size living quarter trailer do you have and what size truck you pull it with? |
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Extreme Veteran
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      Location: Missouri | Seventeen foot with a twelve foot slide pulled by our C4500. I wouldn't feel comfortable pulling it with anything less. |
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Elite Veteran
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     Location: missouri | Do not trust the people selling you an LQ unless they are also fitting the truck. We just sold our F-350 4x4 w airbags and bought a Kenworth small hauler for our 45' LQ... because the truck we sold didn't have the braking power we need in these hills around here, and elsewhere. |
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Extreme Veteran
Posts: 350
     Location: Penrose, Colorado | 4 horse, 17' LQ and it pulls and stops great with 5500 Dodge but not so good with our 3500. |
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Veteran
Posts: 133
  Location: NC | 4H 12'6" LQ with Chevy 3500 with airbags |
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Expert
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      Location: Rocky Mount N.C. | 4 horse, 14' lq, 9' slide, hay rack, 4000 onan up top, empty weight around 13000#. 2011 GMC 3500 dually ext. cab 4x4 Duramax/Allison, no air bags, no Timbrens. |
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Member
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Location: Southern Indiana | 3 horse with 14'LQ pulling with a 2014 Ram 3500. However we only haul 2. |
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Extreme Veteran
Posts: 430
     Location: TN | 3 horse, 8' wide with a 13' LQ. Hay rack, no slides. SRW F350 4 x 4 with Timbrens. |
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Veteran
Posts: 134
 
| 14' LQ with a 10' slide 4-horse. 2014 Chevy 3500 crew cab dually flatbed Duramax/Allison. Pulls like a dream more importantly with the integrated exhaust brake. Stops even better. |
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New User
Posts: 2
Location: California | 2H 6' LQ with a 2008 F250 V10 gas engine |
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Member
Posts: 19
| I'm look at a 3 horse-10ft short wall trailer. I have right now a 2500 dodge and trying to figure out if I need to go ahead in get air bags. At the end of the year I will be getting a 3500. So, I'm wondering if I should spend the $1000 to put them in for just a few months use. |
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Extreme Veteran
Posts: 350
     Location: Penrose, Colorado | timbrens will cost you less than half of that and do the same thing, install time is about 30 minutes and this is something just about anyone can install at home. |
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Member
Posts: 19
| what are timbrens? |
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Extreme Veteran
Posts: 430
     Location: TN | http://timbren.com |
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| Thanks.. |
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