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Sierra Towing Abilities

Tech Talk for Suzuki owners.

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Post by Big D »

I tow my aluminium boat 4.1m runabout. Its about 400-500kg and i tow no probs. Up hills with no momentum u gotta stay in second (steep hill) but otherwise pulls fine on the Highway in fifth =)
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Post by bornstar15 »

i tow my 4.75m boat with 70hp on the back about 750kg+ does it fine have to put it in 4x4 low range to get it back out of the water can di it in 2 wheel drive but alot of smoke and tyres arnt cheap
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Post by Moph »

nice grave dig bornstar :lol:

still illegal to tow 750kg though...........
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Post by bushpig59 »

I solved the problem still kept the Zook Coz its the best 4 wheel drive in the world but got a 80 Series it does the lot :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :P :P :P :P :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: ;) ;) ;) ;)
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Post by chuckwilltalk »

just for the hell of it
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Post by Moph »

My rich-kid's setup ... classy 4wd and luxury trailer sailer :lol:

Comes in at about the 300kg mark all up. Tows really nicely - you know it's on the back, but doesn't affect handling, braking or acceleration much on bitumen. Needs some decent sized tyres on the trailer for sand work but too much hassle in fitting them and will make launching more difficult.

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Post by Jock »

checked the owners manual and it has no specs in there

Braked and unbraked trailers will have different ratings
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Post by bushpig59 »

:D I just recently gave the Zook a good fright I towed the sisters and Bro in laws Camper trailer from home to the Otways no worries on the open road but the first sign of the hills the Zook lost power Cant figure that one out :D :D :D :D :D :lol: :lol: :lol:

But she did tow the trailer and the brakes worked too!!!
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