Whats the tow rating?
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used the search, probably a better thread somewhere but gives you an idea
used the search, probably a better thread somewhere but gives you an idea
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It's also not a bad idea to run it with the overdrive off especially if it shifts in and out alot. A reciver hitch is a peice of cake to install, I'd suggest a tubular Hidden Hitch becasue they look nice and are more pleasing to the eye. As for the tranny cooler and trailer light wiring, your truck should already have both. Look under the rear bumper area and you should see the harness tucked up in there already. The trailer brakes are a must have. Rangers can pull alot of weight, getting it stopped with only the truck brakes safely is another story. I pull our 3500lb boat and trailer around in the summer about once a week to the lake and have no problems as it has brakes on the trailer. Make sure to change your tranny fluid more often than suggested because towing is hard it. I got mine changed at 20K miles and will change it again at 40K
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