Can I safely tow a Fuel 362 with 2020 2500HD 6.6

MFL wrote:
The latest GM 2500 HD diesel can have 11,300 GVWR and 6,600 RAWR, so is a bit of a game changer in that class.

Not seeing actual truck figures, or trailer GVWRs, I am thinking a dry weight of 12K will be likely limit of truck capability.

Jerry

It's really only a game changer on paper. That ballpark of RAWR has been common on 3/4 ton trucks for years, it's just the payload that's been artificially hampered by the 10k GVWR. My assumption on the newer GM trucks is you can still order them with a 10k lb GVWR for all the reasons one might want that configuration.

Can't really answer OP's question without more info, though.

The latest GM 2500 HD diesel can have 11,300 GVWR and 6,600 RAWR, so is a bit of a game changer in that class.

Not seeing actual truck figures, or trailer GVWRs, I am thinking a dry weight of 12K will be likely limit of truck capability.

Jerry

"Pulling" isn't the first issue IMO....payload is. What is your truck's payload limit?

Post the Trailer GVWRs
Figure 22% of GVWR for wet pin
Post your 2500s RAWR

Otherwise folks would have to internet search to find that info.

Your question...you need to post the details

2020 2500....guesstimate would be 14,000 GVWR MAX