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<blockquote data-quote="tikkalover" data-source="post: 267826" data-attributes="member: 600">Pulled my 32’ fifth wheeler with a 17.7 Warrior behind that with a 2010 HD2500 crew-cab Silverado with a 6.0 gasser in it, at 65 mph to the lake this morning. Could give 2 shits about gas mileage as I am comfortable pulling this with the 3/4 ton. Have owned pickups all my years of driving from an S-10 short box to the one I have now and once you hook something up to the back, the gas mileage goes to shit. I have never owned new, always bought used. Either run them until it costs to much to fix them or sell them before they hit 100 thousand miles if you’re worried about trade in value. I have been lucky buying used but then again I have a nephew that that works as a salesman at the local car dealership in town that can find me what I’m looking for in a used vehicle.- - - Updated - - -Forgot to mention, whatever you buy and whatever you pull with it, you’re the one who has to figure out what a safe speed is. Every thing pulls different in good conditions versus bad conditions. Drive your own drive and don’t worry about the people driving behind you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tikkalover, post: 267826, member: 600"] Pulled my 32’ fifth wheeler with a 17.7 Warrior behind that with a 2010 HD2500 crew-cab Silverado with a 6.0 gasser in it, at 65 mph to the lake this morning. Could give 2 shits about gas mileage as I am comfortable pulling this with the 3/4 ton. Have owned pickups all my years of driving from an S-10 short box to the one I have now and once you hook something up to the back, the gas mileage goes to shit. I have never owned new, always bought used. Either run them until it costs to much to fix them or sell them before they hit 100 thousand miles if you’re worried about trade in value. I have been lucky buying used but then again I have a nephew that that works as a salesman at the local car dealership in town that can find me what I’m looking for in a used vehicle. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Forgot to mention, whatever you buy and whatever you pull with it, you’re the one who has to figure out what a safe speed is. Every thing pulls different in good conditions versus bad conditions. Drive your own drive and don’t worry about the people driving behind you. [/QUOTE]

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