the guy that hauled it to my place had a 2020 1 ton dodge dually truck, he was pulling a 35+5 gooseneck, with 2 10k dually axles. do you think he had enough truck? he had to have been right at the limit with my backhoe. his trailer had to have weighed 6K
i was a little worried but he pulled it like no problem. his truck broke down during the transport and i was following him and we hooked up a 3/8's chain and i actually towed the his truck still attached to the trailer w/backhoe for about 1/2 mile to next exit ramp. but my truck couldn't have done that for very long
that being said,,, i realize you are right, my truck isn't enough but i did put an aftermarket tru trac in my rear end,,,and i thought some airbags and maybe even some of those 19.5 tires might make it do able for short distances
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