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I really do not want to trade my ranger for a F150, I kept researching and found this guy. So I think I will wait and do a test tow to see what it can do.

I come to the realization i need a bigger truck or the lighter trailer. Thank you all for the help.

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The specs say 748 lbs of hitch weight and the ranger has max 750lbs. does the sumosprings increase the hitch weight rating?

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We are getting a 2024 heartland 261bh-c.

very nice.

Thanks that is what I want to hear but what size and weight is yours?

The truck is more my concern, I just don't want to hurt the truck by towing at almost max for 6 hours or so.

The first trailer I was going to get was 4500 lbs , the one we bought is 5700 lbs It might not be to late to switch back to the 4500lbs but we really like the heavier one with a slide out. the question is can the Ranger handle it ok or better safe then sorry. Thanks again

I had a Ram and towed 26ft boat that weighed much more so I am not a pro but do have experience with towing.

Did you get your Sumosprings from their website or somewhere else?

I am buying a travel trailer it is 26 ft (30 over all) 5600 lbs dry. Has anyone towed something similar and any tips? Also people on here were talking about rear air bags that helped but I can not remember the name of them, they were blue . Thanks

I thought the blue sumo springs help.

I wont buy from the internet because they are prob stolen and I can not support that.

These work well...

I have the black wheels also, When I need new tires I will get white lettering on them to take away from all the black.