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Hi. First post here so thanks in advance for reading. We are a family of 4 from Michigan considering our first TT purchase. We love the layout of the FR Cherokee 264DBH. But what we are struggl...
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With a 1400lb CCC you will easily max out the axles.
I would look for a trailer with a dry weight of around 5-5500lbs, then add 12-1500lbs to the dry weight. This will get you close to it ready to travel weight.
We have an 07 Cherokee With super slide and quad bunks. We love it and have had no issues. Fiberglass or siding doesn’t matter, it’s all
In how it’s put together. The chassis’s are all the same. Our Cherokee came with a lot of standard features that were optional on other models, I would consider it a step or 2 above entry level. Even out 05 Cherokee Lite had quite a bit of standard features.
Shop around and pick the one that fits you and your truck the best.
I would look for a trailer with a dry weight of around 5-5500lbs, then add 12-1500lbs to the dry weight. This will get you close to it ready to travel weight.
We have an 07 Cherokee With super slide and quad bunks. We love it and have had no issues. Fiberglass or siding doesn’t matter, it’s all
In how it’s put together. The chassis’s are all the same. Our Cherokee came with a lot of standard features that were optional on other models, I would consider it a step or 2 above entry level. Even out 05 Cherokee Lite had quite a bit of standard features.
Shop around and pick the one that fits you and your truck the best.
