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That's a beautiful truck and amazing looking flatbed!

Oh I'm not using my 2004 anymore. I found a 2006 ram 3500 dually diesel 6 speed manual 2wd quad cab truck with 4:10 gears

It doesn't bring up any thing except new vehicles on my mobile device

Well taking some advice and I'm looking into a second truck. I found a 2006 Ram 3500 drw with 6 speed manual transmission and 4:10 gears and from what I can find online this truck should be able to pull pretty much anything I can throw at it trailer wise. One more question, with the drw flatbed...

I'm not going to lift the trailer because I know that messes with the stability of the trailer. I'm instead trying to figure out if my flatbed installed would give me all the clearance I would need to tow with my setup. Does anyone here happen to know the pin height on the 3750fl big horn?

Bighorn specs are: Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) 16,000 lbs Dry Weight 13,700 lbs Hitch Weight 2,605 lbs From what I gather I can tow with my truck 13050. I'm more along the line asking if anyone has pulled a trailer like this with a lifted truck and if the flatbed route will sAve me from...

Removing lift and tires on my baby isn't something I could do I've had it so long like it is I couldn't change it. For the measurements the bed height is 40in while top of bed rail it 61in. I figured bed height with flatbed would be anywhere from 44 to 46 depending on make and so forth and frame...

Ok to start I have a 2004.5 dodge ram 2500 diesel with transmission upgraded and various motor work. It's a true host when pulling loads. Now I currently own a 2015 tt and it's not quite big enough so I'm thinking of upgrading to a 2015 bighorn 3750fl. My problem lies in my height the truck is...