Hauled the Rhino in the back of my half ton.
#1
I tried it and it fit. I have air bags to help the springs carry the weight and stay level. I do not think I was over GVWR so I was ok there well at 1100 pounds wet I might have been pushing it. I did have the rear tires on the tailgate. I did not have any planks to put down but the tail gate held and no harm was done.
Any body else done it? THe ole GMC keeps on surprising me.
Any body else done it? THe ole GMC keeps on surprising me.
#4
I can't remember if it was a Rhino or Ranger but I saw one in the back of a truck and it was about a foot and a half too long to close the tailgate. I'd be afraid of the tail gate straps giving out but I'm sure glad they didn't. Post some pics if you can
UGLY88.
UGLY88.
#7
We had our Rhino in the back of our Silveradoo a couple of times...that was enough[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
Got a diamond steel trailer and a Winners Circle toy hauler[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Got a diamond steel trailer and a Winners Circle toy hauler[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
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Pics of the haul!


Was not that bad. I would not want to make extreme maneuvers with it like that though. We had wood infront of the tires to keep it away from the front of the bed which has been bowed before.


Was not that bad. I would not want to make extreme maneuvers with it like that though. We had wood infront of the tires to keep it away from the front of the bed which has been bowed before.


