my uncle used to tow a bobcat around with his 87 4cyl truck, 214000 miles original clutch

 

well you can but your going to be WOTing just to get to A MAX of 45mph thats going down hill with a good wind. I towed a boat from mamoth(nor cal-higher elevation) in my yota V6 and only got to 2nd gear WOTing the entire time, 3rd was'nt feasible it would lug then stall a few seconds later.

 

Growing up farming with my grandpa in his 83 2wd automatic it pulled everything. from 1.16ft trailer with 3 round hay bales.2.16ft trailer with 90 square bales, 3. 16ft trailer with 8n ford tractor with bushhog. 4. 20ft enclosed cattle trailer with a full load of cows. 4. big round haybayler. People would always look and ask grandpa when he was gonna get a bigger truck to haul stuff and he would tell them. No need to a TOYOTA can do anything.

 

you can do it, ive doneit, but not for that far. id be takin breaks probably every hour to let the tranny/clutch cool down. same goes for the engine. your truck is gonna HATE you for doin it... but it will do it, if you take breaks. if you dont, your trucks a gonner. so id reccomend you get a heavier duty truck to do it.

 

get one of these, you can pull 4 cars, or a house.



or this will work to, but not as nice to drive