Truck squatting

What is the kit called to add extra lift to the back of the truck to keep the rear end from squatting so bad. I had the trailer attached and 2 55 gallon dums of SH in the back yesterday doing a huge job and my rear end was almost touching the tires. I drive a 2010 F150.

Airbag suspension? That’s what I put on all my trucks

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Are you legally allowed to pull that much sh?

You could use Timbrens or Sumo Springs

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I’ve had great success with my Hellwig helper springs! Took about an hour to install and I can carry a yard of dirt without coming close to bottoming out.

I think the sumosprings are quiter though (I get a slight squeak when I’m loaded down, and a short rattle when I’m unloaded and going over potholes)

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I use Timbrens. No part failures and factory ride stays the same when unloaded

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Good call on the ride difference, the helper springs definitely stiffen up the rear end on mine

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That’s what I’m going with. I’m also wanting to put a dually kit on my. It doesn’t increase my towing capacity. my truck is rated at 10k lbs but the stability is better.

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Helper spring or air bags. I like air bags because you can adjust based on your load

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Ya thats them in the first link roofer. I couldnt think of what they were called and seems easy to install.

Are the airbags hard to install? Im certain i can put in the timbrens but ive never thought about the airbags.

I think 2 drums is the max a can carry. Im not 100 % sure. I need to ask next time.

Drivers side is hardest. One hour. Passenger side will take 30 minutes.

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I heard but don’t know, thought it was either 50 or 100 gallons max without some kind of kincense and insurance

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1000lbs 100 gallons give or take

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You can carry 113 gallons without it having a placard or permit

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Remember, 1 gallon of bleach in 112 gallons of water is 113 gallons of bleach

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They told me i coukd carry any amount of sh as long at it was mixed and in another container. Ive never looked up the law.

Thanks for the help everyone!