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In Reply to: oliver PULLER posted by milford jordan jr. on Tuesday, July 04, 2006:
It would be mighty hard to get an 1800 down to 7000#. I had an 1800 gas, N/F, DRY 18.4x34's with 600 lbs of weights on the rear and it still weighed 9360#. Good luck.