Carefully.

ANNNNNDDDDD with a 14 inch drop hitch good for 7500 lbs (Solid, not tubular, heavy as *****)

 

lol...you have to be smarter then the hook up to git r' done

 

Personally, I wouldn't tow any substantial weight with a lifted truck. Yes, I know that lots of people do and haven't died from it, but I'm a paranoid SOB. The higher your tow vehicle's center of gravity, the greater the mechanical advantage you're giving to the towed vehicle. That said, a drop hitch does reduce that advantage some.

So, yeah, very carefully.

 

That's a hell of a hitch. I had to get a 5" drop hitch the other day because my 2" drop hitch had my newly acquired boat just about dragging it's as...rear end on the trip back to the house with it.

 

lol mine is a 14 as well but adjustable. Truck looks good man.

 

Thats a great looking truck...

 

Damn thats a drop hitch......but then again thats a really low trailer to start off with.

I have to get a lower drop hitch for work, only problem is I want one of the adjustable aluminum ones and they want $200 bucks for them

 

I bought the hitch from Action Accessories for $120ish. As far as she looks, it's either sparkling clean or so covered in mud you can't tell its red

 

If anybody needs a 6" drop hitch let me know. I have a nice Curt rated at 6,000 pounds with a reinforced gusset laying around...

 

http://circlebtrailerstexas.com/bigtextrailers/14gp.jpg

this is how i would tow. you can get them set up to run on a hitch on the bumper they dont need to be in the bed.