I pull a 4500 lb. trailer with 12000 lbs. of cows in it with my 2000 3/4 ton with a 6.0 gas and my 89 with a 350 that's tweaked a little bit. They both handle it just fine so I think you could pull what you are talking about just fine. I wouldn't spend the extra for a diesel unless I putting a lot of miles on all the time. If I wanted an automatic I would get the allison, but I would prefer a 6 speed manual if they are still available that will save you money on the first cost and save you gas.
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