specifications info for arctic fox
I bought a used arctic fox fiver model 335v. I would like to know the various weights on it before I purchase a tow vehicle. Is this information available on the rv somewhere or do I need to email arctic fox?
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- what year? you may find the number either through their website, RV trader in ads for other units of the same model, or NADA usually list gvwr.
- Look at the tag on the left front corner. That will give you OE tire and wheel size, axle rating, S/N and GVWR of the trailer.
- I have brochures covering several years, I was unable to find a 33-5V
I was unable to find any 33 ft units
I did find a 36-5V GCW (loaded) 16,400 lbs - Form NADA site.
2003 Arctic Fox
Fifth Wheel Series M-33-5V
LENGTH
34' x 8'0"
AXLES
2
WEIGHT (LBS)
10050 Me Again wrote:
Form NADA site.
2003 Arctic Fox
Fifth Wheel Series M-33-5V
LENGTH
34' x 8'0"
AXLES
2
WEIGHT (LBS)
10050
That weight must be DRY, as Arctic Fox's are heavy units.rhagfo wrote:
Me Again wrote:
Form NADA site.
2003 Arctic Fox
Fifth Wheel Series M-33-5V
LENGTH
34' x 8'0"
AXLES
2
WEIGHT (LBS)
10050
That weight must be DRY, as Arctic Fox's are heavy units.
Completely agree. My AF which is about 5' shorter gas a GVWR of 13,400 lbsdonn0128 wrote:
Look at the tag on the left front corner. That will give you OE tire and wheel size, axle rating, S/N and GVWR of the trailer.
That is true for newer rigs 2006 and newer, but before that weight sticker will likely be found inside a cabinet door near the sink.RollandB wrote:
rhagfo wrote:
Me Again wrote:
Form NADA site.
2003 Arctic Fox
Fifth Wheel Series M-33-5V
LENGTH
34' x 8'0"
AXLES
2
WEIGHT (LBS)
10050
That weight must be DRY, as Arctic Fox's are heavy units.
Completely agree. My AF which is about 5' shorter gas a GVWR of 13,400 lbs
OK, found document.
Dry axle weight 8620
Dry pin weight 2140
CC 4240
Gross dry weight 10760
GVWR 15000
http://nroa2003.net/downloads/documents.php?dir_id=5
SRW 350/3500 territory!
Chris- At 15k I'd say you're approaching dually territory.
Njmurvin wrote:
At 15k I'd say you're approaching dually territory.
The latest gen 350/3500 SRW trucks will handle it fine. Not everyone wants a duallie!
