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ken · 09-23-2005, 03:27 AM

You will have no problem pulling a 3400. We pull a 3475 which is similar to the 3400, but with three slides rather than four. The Length and weight is about the same. We tow it with a 2005 2500HD with the duramax engine. I am well satisfied with the results. We did add the edge attitude system to the truck which is supposed to reconfigure the shifting points a little better. It also gives me a EGT gage so I can watch the temp of the exhaust. This is an important item that you should consider adding to your truck. Towing a large trailer causes an increase in the temp of your vehicle and could cause early failure of the engine. There is many stories about the EGT gage and why it is important here on the MOC web page. Enjoy the new RV.
Ken and Velda
Dahlgren Va
2005 3475 Montana
2005 2500HD GMC Crew Cab with Duramax and Edge/attitude and 45gal thru-flo fuel tank.

09-23-2005, 03:27 AM	#9
ken Montana Master Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: King George Posts: 688 M.O.C. #345	You will have no problem pulling a 3400. We pull a 3475 which is similar to the 3400, but with three slides rather than four. The Length and weight is about the same. We tow it with a 2005 2500HD with the duramax engine. I am well satisfied with the results. We did add the edge attitude system to the truck which is supposed to reconfigure the shifting points a little better. It also gives me a EGT gage so I can watch the temp of the exhaust. This is an important item that you should consider adding to your truck. Towing a large trailer causes an increase in the temp of your vehicle and could cause early failure of the engine. There is many stories about the EGT gage and why it is important here on the MOC web page. Enjoy the new RV. Ken and Velda Dahlgren Va 2005 3475 Montana 2005 2500HD GMC Crew Cab with Duramax and Edge/attitude and 45gal thru-flo fuel tank.