Extensive Traveling with a 5th Wheel
We currently own a 2018 Jayco Eagle HT 28.5RSTS. As we get closer to retirement, our thoughts have turned to taking longer (in duration and distance) trips. I'm concerned about this rig being an HT si...
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Only my opinion, but lighter means cutting corners somewhere to get the weight down to where it can be called HT capable. Longer term continuous use might not be best.
My GMC 3500 Duramax is fine with my 14,000# 5er in tow, but set up for us, it is on the line or just over the rear axle weight rating which for me is 7050#.
Power will definitely not be an issue for you, but weight might be. Depends on what you decide to get and how you load it.
My GMC 3500 Duramax is fine with my 14,000# 5er in tow, but set up for us, it is on the line or just over the rear axle weight rating which for me is 7050#.
Power will definitely not be an issue for you, but weight might be. Depends on what you decide to get and how you load it.
