4runner hauling hay pics

[moloss]

thought I'd show y'all something different...used the 4runner to pull the small trailer of hay.....the bales are between 1500#'s and 1700#'s a piece it handled very well, these are field trailers so there aren't any brakes on the trailers and there is no tongue weight, we hauled the hay about 8 miles not going over 30 mph....the truck is a 3500 gmc srw

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[preacher35]

YeeHaw!

 

[wnelax04sr5]

no brakes on those trailers scares the sh*t out of me. i use my 20' bumper pull dual axle for square bales and even with brakes i don't like going too far, not to mention even with almost 3" of lift in the rear the ass is near dragging fully loaded. glad to see another member on here that uses their 4runner for farm work