What happens when the load you are hauling weighs more than the truck that is towing the load?
Well, I think that is one of those questions that is gonna get a thousand different answers, but here is mine. If you have it properly loaded, tied down, and distributed with the correct equipment, then yes. If you are thinking of hauling a big bolt on the bumper of a toyota pickup, then you are probably going to mess up your truck and possibly mess up the whole highway when you do a wheelie and have no steering right before you go in the ditch. So lets say you are going to haul a big bolt 200 miles round trip that is a cab an chassis with a flatbed and weighs 5,000-6,000 pounds, then you can easily go with a flatbed gooseneck trailer and a 3/4 ton Diesel pickup, but I prefer atleast a 1-ton pickup for vehicle trailering, especcially over long distances. Hope this helps, but it would be easier to determine if you gave us some pics and info on your project and tow equipment.
