Suburbinator
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My neighbor pulls a 23' toy hauler with his 5.3L Tahoe, and he's more than happy. I have the same drivetrain in my Suburban and pull my Jeep/trailer combo, which is right at 6000lbs and it does fine. It's no diesel, but considering the all around nature of these trucks and the simple maintenance and reliability, it's a good vehicle.
My Jeep is used for the hardcore trails, but I've found if the Burb fits on the trail, it does just fine. Wheelbase and ground clearance hurt performance, but it goes most places with no fuss and 2wd. I see a lot of desert sand out here - the heavy Burb with the G80 differential just digs in and goes with an easy right foot.
My Jeep is used for the hardcore trails, but I've found if the Burb fits on the trail, it does just fine. Wheelbase and ground clearance hurt performance, but it goes most places with no fuss and 2wd. I see a lot of desert sand out here - the heavy Burb with the G80 differential just digs in and goes with an easy right foot.