How much Trailer can my truck handle?

[blueballs]

simple  F-250 DIESEL   and any trailer

[TRX350_On_The_Rack]

5th Wheel it. No worries.

[FLSnake]

Ok, I picked up a Pace American CargoSport 8 x 20 with Ramp Door.
I'm looking for some thoughts on how best to load my stuff on it, I tried it with my Z400 in the front (375lbs), the Polaris (460lbs) next over the axles, then the Prarrie (580lbs) on the back. It seemed to kinda fish tail alot.
Next I swapped the Prarrie and the Polaris with the Polaris now on the tail, it did much better, still kinda moved around some but not nearly as bad.

Anyone got any suggestions?

Oh yeah this trailer has a couple cabinets mounted in the nose, the kind ya get from Home Depot and put together yourself.

Thanks

Mike

[PaulyV500]

I have a ram 2500 HEMI 4x4 H.d. with a 8x12 single axle trailer and I always get the best ride when I put the heaviest quad in the front and the lightest in the back.  Even when I had my 8.5x16 dual axle.  I traded my 1500 4.7 2 wheel drive in about 1.5 years ago and the new truck is a beast. I pull in tow/haul mode and it really gets it done. Don't worry about the others that say dodge sucks they are obviously hung over or sick.  We'll just pray for there speedy recovery. PAULY!!!

[FLSnake]

You run in Tow/Haul all the time you are trailering?

I really like my Dodge, I was a GM and Ford man all my life, we got a Durango in 99 and had pretty good luck with it so I thought I'd give the truck a try and I am not at all disappointed.

I have been thinking of moving up to a 2500 or maybe even a 3500 dually.

[PaulyV500]

I use my tow haul mode almost all the time when I am towing my atv's.  I don't use it when I am hauling in the bed with no trailer.  It increases the rpm a little bit but almost all of the down shifting goes away.  Try it on a long ride and your milege will improve a little bit.