New to forum and new to RV
Hi As in the title never own a RV, Even only used MH only twice but love outdoor and camping. First we find out that our 2009 chevy avalanche can't tow more than 5400 lbs (does not have the tran...
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Thanks to all of you for your answer and Help.
Yeah I should have look at the hitch weigh of the impact 386 online. On the doc the dealer gave me it was not indicated.
I understand the trailer hitch weight 3325 lbs.
plus the hitch ~200 lbs 3 persons on the back of the truck 500lbs
I need 4000 lbs minimum.
Which will not only bring me in F350/3500 territory but also in dual wheel.
now my question to you : the 3325 is with the garage empty?
if yes I could be ok which the material I will load in the garage which will counterbalanced and may reduce the hitch weigh.
If this is with 2000 lbs in the garage I may end up with more weight on the back of the truck and will definitely need a huge truck.
As far as the 3500 as a daily driver this truck cost the same as the replacement for the avalanche fully loaded, so cost is not the issue but comfort is the real issue.
Yeah I should have look at the hitch weigh of the impact 386 online. On the doc the dealer gave me it was not indicated.
I understand the trailer hitch weight 3325 lbs.
plus the hitch ~200 lbs 3 persons on the back of the truck 500lbs
I need 4000 lbs minimum.
Which will not only bring me in F350/3500 territory but also in dual wheel.
now my question to you : the 3325 is with the garage empty?
if yes I could be ok which the material I will load in the garage which will counterbalanced and may reduce the hitch weigh.
If this is with 2000 lbs in the garage I may end up with more weight on the back of the truck and will definitely need a huge truck.
As far as the 3500 as a daily driver this truck cost the same as the replacement for the avalanche fully loaded, so cost is not the issue but comfort is the real issue.
