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what mileage can I expect when pulling a 3000 lb travel trailer?
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DrBoost on February 25, 2009
Well, that's hard to say for sure. Normally when you have a gas burning truck you can expect at least a 25% drop in economy while pulling a 50% load. You could easily expect more. Now, with a diesel it's a different story. You can normally pull 80% load and expect only 10% drop. These figures are for mostly highway, steady state cruising in a moderatly hilly terrain. Factor in lots of city driving or a mountain or two and it can (and will) drop substantially more.
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