Metal tag......that info is from MFG. and accurate (NADA is just an on line website that has info.......not always correct. It states the 'dry' weight is 5280# not the axle rated at 5280#)
Metal tag states GVWR 14,110# (that's max weight trailer is rated for by MFG.)
Metal tag states 6000# axles..........2 axles equals 12,000# max load capacity
(MFG. do not include pin weight when sizing axles. It would be nice and give a real margin if they did)
Metal tag should also state OEM tire sizes.
Look on sidewall for MAX Load Capacity of tires.
Closest info I could find is for a 2009 model 3005
Dry weight----7240#
GVWR-------13,960#
Cargo weight-----6,720#
LINKAll numbers are mfg. brochure numbers.
The only way to really know is take it to CAT scales and get weighed (camp ready----truck with you/all passengers/any stuff in cab/stuff in bed----trailer with stuff in cabinets/drawers/water etc.)
Then you will know whether you are over weight on truck/trailer axles, at limits or got room!
