Does anyone else own the 2012 Attitude FL28AKLG
We finally picked up our new toyhauler. Does anyone else own the Attitude FL28AKLG I'd love to discuss the modifications I'll be doing……….
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danojeno wrote:
OK, loaded up for Glamis on Friday. Four quads, full water and fuel...decided to stop by the CAT Scales for a quick weigh in. Here is what I found: Trailer weighed 12,560. The pin was 2,200 of that. A little over the 11,900 GVWR (Claimed 8100 dry). Here is how it shook out for a truck full of gas, coolers in the bed, no passengers:
Front axle: 4040
Rear axle: 3400
Total: 7440
Attach the trailer:
Front axle: 4240
Rear axle: 5400
Trailer axle: 10360
Total: 20000
Here are the door jamb ratings for the truck:
GVWR: 9200
GAWR FT: 4670
GAWR RR: 6084
Bottom line is that once you throw a moderate load, along with water and fuel on board, you need a serious diet to stay under the 11,900 GVWR...and the 9,200 for my truck.
Yep, on the overweight thing. I like how the Attitude/Stellar Toyhaulers look and are built except their limited GVWR. All their smaller 5er units are very limited payload wise if you fill the water tank, fuel tanks -gas/LPG and have any options like the generator and extra battteries.
Personally, your truck numbers are fine. Only issue to check out/consider would be the truck Tonnage (GVWR) that you carry. IF licensed under 10K you are overweight by regulation as scaled. To limit liability -your Truck GVWR should be licensed for 10K (more than your typical loaded weight).
