The short answer is yes, a 3/4-ton truck can in fact pull a fifth-wheel trailer. All current manufacturers even offer weight specifications for just this purpose.

If you're looking to pick up a 3/4-ton pickup but plan to tow a trailer or camper, you'll want to make sure that the truck is equipped for the job.

There are a few fifth-wheel trailers light enough that they can be towed with a half-ton pickup; however, most fifth-wheel trailers will require three-quarter or one-ton pickups.

First, you need a truck. While a half-ton, like a Ford F-150, Ram 1500 or Chevy Silverado 1500, is enough to pull a fifth wheel, most people who spring for a trailer big enough to warrant a bed ...

Bought a new boat or travel trailer during the pandemic? Here’s a breakdown of each brand's best half-ton pickup trucks for towing.

While there are some fifth-wheel trailers designed to be towed behind a half-ton pickup, three-quarter-ton or one-ton pickups with long beds create the best and most stable towing experience.

America is home to the open road and RV adventures of all kinds. An alternate RV experience to the traditional self-powered motorhome is a fifth-wheel hitch, a popular system for towing large, heavy ...

These trucks could be considered three-quarter-ton or one-ton pickups. Tow Hitch A tow hitch is a component that is connected to a vehicle’s chassis that allows towing a trailer.