We've gone and done it now... Update
WE HAVE A 5TH WHEEL!! Drove four hours one way today to pick up our new to us 2012 Keystone Montana 3750FL. I want to thank everyone here for their wisdom, advice, input, and even their questions wh...
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bpounds wrote:minnow wrote:
Congratulations on the new trailer. It is going to be a nice combo I'm sure.
Regarding your rear axle, I assume your new trailer was pretty much empty when you took the weights above. So although the RA load looks good now, it is going to exceed the 6,100# rating when you get loaded up for full-timing. As I said above, that's okay because it is an F350 axle, but you need to check those rear tire/wheel ratings. That is a piece of info you left out above. You really don't want to exceed maximum load rating on a tire.
----We have our first ticket issued to the OP from the weight police...
Either you have a problem with reading, or didn't even bother reading. Or maybe you think it is okay to exceed tire load ratings. Because that is the only advice I gave.
I didn't reference your comment. I guess I'm not alone in the reading comprehension dog house.
