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Re: RE: Hauling an M109A3...will this work? I think it would blow them out right away...but just think of the torque you'd have! Backing up with them on my mud truck takes forever, but doing a 4 wheel burnout with 650 ft lbs of torque is pretty easy :D

Ya I figure I'll do just that, keep an eye open on the way there for anything too low. My main concern is getting pulled over by a cop or DOT. If I get ticketed for being 2 inches over I would be pissed! I'm sure I'll be fine going under bridges. As far as letting air out of tires I would...

No, I understood, maybe I wasn't clear, sorry...I meant I would have to remove the tires from the M109 while it was on the trailer, or else put a smaller tire on it. I do have these tires Randy at OEM made from some P185's but I don't think they would handle the weight of a MV

I am trying to keep the cost down so a little manual labor wouldn't bother me. I just don't feel comfortable removing tires on the trailer. I have seen those little Isuzu van trucks around town that have a 6 lug pattern and I've heard they are the same as the Rockwells, if I could find 6 of...

It's about a 100 mile drive, mostly major freeways so I know those bridges are usually well over the height limit but I'm not sure about the small town it is in. I know I can get a permit to be over but I'd rather not go that route if I don't have to.

I need to go pickup an M109A3 with my gooseneck and wanted to see what you guys think. Will it fit under the 13'6" height limit? I've done some searching and found some good info but not enough. On paper the truck is 10'10" tall, my gooseneck is right at 36" deck height (empty), that puts me...