2000 Suburban K1500 budget low lift with 37"s

[CrazyDrei]

Got the camper out for some spring cleaning.

The more I drive my wife's 2500 the more I like my trusty ole 2000 Sub. Just look at that approach angle and ground clearance, front bumper is solid 2ft higher than a 2500.

Once again I can not find the correct hitch to make the trailer sit level so I have to use the one that's on the truck.

A little bit of cleaning and we should be ready for an adventure soon.

Stay tuned for more shenanigans!

 

[Pacific Northwest yetti]

That trailer is light enough, can you just flip the stinger upside down?

 

[Todd n Natalie]

Have you been out in a camper before? The kids will love it! I know mine do... Enjoy!

 

[CrazyDrei]

That trailer is light enough, can you just flip the stinger upside down?

Pacific Northwest yetti,

The stinger is a 6" drop, if I flip it upside down the trailer will be doing a wheelie, I need a 2" drop or no drop at all to sit level. But thank you for the suggestion.

 

[Overlandtowater]

Have you done an update on the tires Crazy? I see they are getting some wear, how many miles and do you still fill the same about them?

 

[bbigjohn]

Man i love your setup. Best burn out there I have seen. I am looking at a 2000 suburban with an sas done by 4wheel parts. If I get my check soon. I am pulling the trigger.

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[CrazyDrei]

Have you been out in a camper before? The kids will love it! I know mine do... Enjoy!

Todd n Natalie,

The kids love the little tee-pee trailer. We go camping pretty often and they can not get enough. We also use it pretty regularly in the summer when we go to the lake so we have an air conditioned hideout. Going to use it a lot more this summer.

Stay tuned for more shenanigans!

 

[Todd n Natalie]

Todd n Natalie,

The kids love the little tee-pee trailer. We go camping pretty often and they can not get enough. We also use it pretty regularly in the summer when we go to the lake so we have an air conditioned hideout. Going to use it a lot more this summer.

Stay tuned for more shenanigans!

That's great! Have fun!

 

[CrazyDrei]

Have you done an update on the tires Crazy? I see they are getting some wear, how many miles and do you still fill the same about them?

dirtdobberoffroad,

I have not done an update on the tires. I will do a more thorough write up with pictures in the next week or two. But in short: I absolutely love them and this will be the last tire that goes on this truck for the rest of it's life. 25k miles later and lots and lots of abuse the tread is getting down to requiring replacement, but I will wait it out until the fall to do that.

Stay tuned for more shenanigans!

 

[CrazyDrei]

Man i love your setup. Best burn out there I have seen. I am looking at a 2000 suburban with an sas done by 4wheel parts. If I get my check soon. I am pulling the trigger.

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bbigjohn,

You are right, it is quite a burn, and I enjoyed every second of it. Still go back to the early days of this thread for a good chuckle. Sure do miss all the confident naysayers from two years ago.

I can't wait until you get your 2000 Suburban with an SAS, it will make the ride rougher but look hella cool. I would also look into (custom of course) longer rear control arms. I bet that if you extend the factory 4-link parts you will be able to conquer some serious trails and turn those Jeep heads even farther than I do.

Look forward to your adventures with the SAS.

 

[CrazyDrei]

VIDEO: Suburban in a 26ft rental truck, off-load

I have been very busy last few weeks moving my whole family and all our junk across the country and unfortunately financially it came out to be a better decision to load my trusty ole Sub into a moving truck along with 4,000lbs of stuff and a full trailer and move it 3,000 miles than to drive everything separately.

I did have to take the ski box off to fit the Sub into the box truck.

This is what 25,600lbs looks like which is just within my Class C non CDL limit.


I used a loading dock to drive the truck into the box but did not have one available in my new yard, so couple cinder blocks, canoe straps and 2x4s, the Sub came out like a champ.

Stay tuned for more shenanigans!

 

[Overlandtowater]

Wow what a change!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and how in the heck did you get in and out? Where abouts did you get too?

 

[96Suburban]

Where did you move to? Bet your going to miss that desert!

 

[rayra]

Huh. I'm gonna have to try that trick when I get around to moving to TX! Looks / sounds like somewhere in the Cotton Belt?

/I'm still a naysayer, I see those wrinkles in your fenders

 

[CrazyDrei]

Wow what a change!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and how in the heck did you get in and out? Where abouts did you get too?

dirtdobberoffroad,

I moved to Portland Maine, it's quite a change indeed.

I am unpacking everything and settling in, many more adventures to come.

Stay tuned for more shenanigans!