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Always wanted one of these trailers. Too bad that I finally see a used one for sale--and my family has outgrown something like that.
Ranger at work...
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Hope that has the 4.0 with 4.10 gears...
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Don't quite know how you would put a fifth wheel hitch in a Bronco, but okie.
Fifth wheel trailers tow rather well to be honest.
Fifth wheel trailers tow rather well to be honest.
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that trailer has got to be light as a feather. with only one axle, most likely the trailer is under 3500lbs. That is well within the a capabilities of our rangers. My 96 2.3 with 3.73s would have been able to haul that.
Definately a nice little camper!
Definately a nice little camper!
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I would say it is close to 4000-4500#. The pinbox usually has a few hundred pounds on it.
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LMAO you have to be kiddin me I was driving around today (03172008) and noticed a little camper in Caseys (gas station) so I turned around and it was being pulled by a little white Ranger. I didn't look at the tag but I can with a 99.9% guarantee it was the same camper and Ranger I live right in the smack dad middle of Kansas. When was that pic taken.
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Well those scamps weight ~2000lbs before options so probably not more than 3000-3500 decked out and loaded. We used to pull a 4300lb (empty weight) all over the place with our 2002 Ranger 4x4 w/ 4.0 sohc and auto, and it didn't have to much trouble pulling or stopping. The only time the Ranger really struggled was on hills, and I wouldn't even think about the combo without good trailer brakes though with adequate following distance it would stop without incident. That scamp probably weighs a good thousand pounds less than our camper ever did, so I honestly doubt you would have a problem pulling it with a properly equipped Ranger.
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