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haha...he's in chesapeake! all we have is flat ground! as long as he's local, he shouldn't have a problem...that ditch is prolly the steepest grade he'll encounter.
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What will your deuce pull?
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The maximum allowable tow rating listed on the data plate on any MV is highly underrated and is not gospel. It has probably more to do with the capability of the braking system (or lack there of) then the physical capability of the drivetrain and chassis.
Oh I forgot to add (pretending to be uptight and angry
) ...... UHHH....THIS TOPIC HAS BEEN ALREADY COVERED MANY TIMES BEFORE!! 
....Sorry I had to 
I think I posted this pic about three times now on the same subject. Just another excuse to post it.
I've towed this exact load (24K lbs.) about a dozen times on various types of roads and grades as well as heavy traffic without problem. I use a Tekonsha electronic brake controller with a digital display that allows me to fine tune the brakes to various loads and it works great.
Chanhyx: Welcome to the board. Post a pic of your load when you get it hitched up and secured!
Oh I forgot to add (pretending to be uptight and angry
) ...... UHHH....THIS TOPIC HAS BEEN ALREADY COVERED MANY TIMES BEFORE!! ....Sorry I had to I think I posted this pic about three times now on the same subject. Just another excuse to post it.
I've towed this exact load (24K lbs.) about a dozen times on various types of roads and grades as well as heavy traffic without problem. I use a Tekonsha electronic brake controller with a digital display that allows me to fine tune the brakes to various loads and it works great.Chanhyx: Welcome to the board. Post a pic of your load
when you get it hitched up and secured!