SUPER C RV TOWING OVERWEIGHT!? Pushing the LIMITS!!!  

Good info guys, thx. Re; an overloaded tongue, I like to look under any prospective coach purchase to see what the frame extension rails look like. Next to realize though is your tire capacity on the rear axle, when overloaded. The tire pressures can rise 15 psi and if older than 7 years it is likely to have full belt seperation at highway speeds, which takes out the cabinet behind the tire. Keep it safe and consider wearing boots when around heavy equipment like trailers. Safe travels!

Great you were able to get the 7.3 home. That magnitude is a beast I really want one now. Nothing like having to much you never know when you'll need it. Very informative video. Can't wait until the next video. Thanks you guys are awesome.

What a great, wonderful, brave team! Thanks for all the info you're sharing with us!! God bless all your endeavors!!!🙏🏽💖✨

Just bought one and love the channel!

Thanks for this video

What an adventure!!! I got a chuckle out of using the Magnitude to rescue the 7.3, but you gotta do what you gotta do!!!

Love your rig❤

That’s awesome!

And again, great video. We’ll be pulling our suburban (flat tow).

I'm about that life!!

love it

Might be good to do a Amsoil diff fluid change , maybe even take a look at the transmission fluid

When you guys climb big grades while towing, what gear and speed do you guys find is the sweet spot to keep trans temps down?

What kind of fuel mileage does the magnitude get when your pulling the can am?I’m thinking about buying one

Do you guys think I should just get a truck and a camper trailer instead of doing something like this?

That's a Heavy Equipment trailer / Hotshot trailer I have a Flatbed trailer

You didn't show how you got the ramps up!!!

You guys are nuts! I would never pull a 9k truck with a class C

This is an unknowing women trying to look smart, the 14000 GVWR is not the weight of the trailer, then she gave up when she could not understand the sticker in door. Than truck and trailer is about 12 000 to 13 000 pound, if her super C towing capacity is 20 000 they are not pushing that much to the limit, like she keep saying the entire video.

why did you feel it was dangerous ??

That factory hitch is a class 4 hitch that's rated for 10,000 with a 1000 pound tongue. The drop hitch you referenced is rated for 20k but the hitch itself that's attached to the frame is only a class 4. So you dangerously exceeded the manufactures specs. BYW. The frame extensions under your bed room are bolted on by Thor. They work loose which is why they only put on a class 4 hitch. Even if you put on a class 5 hitch the frame from the manufacturer, thor not Ford, will not warranty any failure. Furthermore if you lost your load or broke your rv in half you are 100% liable for criminal negligence.

You do know that anything over 26k is CDL territory.