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Old Mar 12, 2000 | 07:48 PM
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Question 3 / 4 Belltech Drop Kit

I was wondering if anyone out there has used the 3 / 4 Belltech drop kit and towed? I tow a 2000 pound trailer everyday and it has a 350 LB tongue weight. Will I have any problems?
 
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Old Mar 13, 2000 | 09:07 AM
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I have towed with a lowered truck. Not with the F150 I have now but with an S10. I used to tow a 16ft. dual axle trailer for my bands equipment. You can definitely do it, but I would recommend installing an airbag kit. I used a kit from Airlift that had 2500 lbs. of load leveling capacity. the fit between the frame and the leaf springs. The kit is only a couple 100 bucks and you can use it several different ways. I ran an air valve to inside the cas cap area so all I had to do was pull up to the service station, open my gas door and use the airhose to inflate my air springs. You can also install a fairly inexpensive electric pump and a guage to use to fill the air bags.


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