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I had some transmission work on my truck several years ago, and the repairman seen the trailer hitch, and ask if I towed the boat using overdrive, and I said yes. He said that's why your here today for repair. He said these transmission's in today's truck's are not strong enough in overdrive. So from then on I towed the boat without using od. I checked my manual for the truck, and it said not to tow in od. Just seeing how anyone else towed there boat? and if you have had any trouble?
I turn OD off when towing my boat! Saves your transmission.
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That's why they give you a book of instructions when you buy a truck!
:yikesI didn't never think about this. Going to have to start as my truck is getting old and wore out like me. Thanks for the tip.
Mine has a tow/haul button I always use.
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X 2. If not used, it takes along time but it will eventually jump up and bite you one day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redge
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Yep.....i always use the tow/haul button
I pull out of the water but never at highway speeds .
I live in the Ozark Foot Hill's now, and I for sure don't use od unless I'm going down the mountain...ha If you don't have the tow button I wouldn't use regular over drive going up hill, you might get by on flat land for a while but eventually it will catch up to you if you if keep you keep the truck a long time, like me. Any way just thought I'd bring the towing thang to yalls attention and maybe save yall some fishing money ....:fish
Dang it BarryG I only have a GED, If I'd of finished school and graduated, I would have read the manual I bet, and I'd be as smart as you, you reckon? ....:Doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by BarryG