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toyota tundra
10awh
Reg. May 2005
Posted 2008-09-08 5:32 PM (#2335)
Subject: toyota tundra





Posts: 1

Location: roscoe pennsylvania 15477
 was wonder ing can you haul a  horse trailer(gooseneck) with  this truck or is bed too deep. I have a Silver star trailer and someone said bed may be too deep
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windy
Reg. Oct 2004
Posted 2008-09-09 11:56 AM (#2336 - in reply to #2335)
Subject: RE: toyota tundra






Location: Colorado		The first thing would be to contact a Toyota dealer and get the measurement of the height of the side of the box. Then I'd get the same info on Ford, GMC, and Dodge. You see if there is much difference. I believe different trailer mfr's have a little difference in the space needed for ample clearance.   

Good luck!
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scamper
Reg. Dec 2003
Posted 2008-09-23 12:19 PM (#2344 - in reply to #2335)
Subject: RE: toyota tundra





Posts: 738

Location: Texas
10awh - 2008-09-08 5:32 PM
 was wonder ing can you haul a  horse trailer(gooseneck) with  this truck or is bed too deep. I have a Silver star trailer and someone said bed may be too deep

You should be able too.  Here in South Texas you see people pulling GN travel trailers. 
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MrTruck
Reg. Sep 2003
Posted 2008-10-02 12:39 PM (#2350 - in reply to #2335)
Subject: RE: toyota tundra






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Location: Denver CO		The Tundra 2007-08 is deeper than the old Tundra, it's the same depth as Ford F150 starting in 2004. Three inches deeper than F150 2003 and older.
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