Class C new RV'er here
My wife and I are purchasing a "new" 2007 Itasca Impulse 31C Class C this weekend. We are really looking forward to camping with our 2 boys. I lived 9 months in a 40' Mountain Air Class A a couple yea...
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Thanks Don and Kevin.
I am double checking the weights right now. I am calculating the weight of the trailer, two bikes, and other items that will be in the trailer. Right now we are looking at around 4,050 lbs for the trailer and all that will go in it. I'm concerned that will put the tongue weight around 400 lbs and our RV tongue max capacity is 350 lbs. I am looking at calculating the tongue weight but will invest in a Weigh Safe Ball Hitch to be accurate.
With both our bikes in the trailer, the weight is a bit more to the front. My wife's Spyder is centered over the dual axle but my 800 lb cruiser is completely in front of both axles.
The previous owner of the RV added an adjust air suspension so I won't need to buy a WD hitch to level the trailer.
The max hitch pulling capacity is 5,000 lbs. We have the Ford 450 chasis on the RV.
I am double checking the weights right now. I am calculating the weight of the trailer, two bikes, and other items that will be in the trailer. Right now we are looking at around 4,050 lbs for the trailer and all that will go in it. I'm concerned that will put the tongue weight around 400 lbs and our RV tongue max capacity is 350 lbs. I am looking at calculating the tongue weight but will invest in a Weigh Safe Ball Hitch to be accurate.
With both our bikes in the trailer, the weight is a bit more to the front. My wife's Spyder is centered over the dual axle but my 800 lb cruiser is completely in front of both axles.
The previous owner of the RV added an adjust air suspension so I won't need to buy a WD hitch to level the trailer.
The max hitch pulling capacity is 5,000 lbs. We have the Ford 450 chasis on the RV.
