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stevenstansfiel
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Jul 30, 2017

1972 Terry Travel Pak 20 GVWR?

We bought a 1972 Terry and have peeled it back to the chassis for renovation. It was in worse shape than imagined though, and we'll be pretty much starting from scratch, but I don't know how much weight I can put on the chassis and the sticker isn't there. Anyone know the gvwr for this, or know how to find it? It's not in the owners manual, and I can't find if online anywhere.

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  • Grit_dog's avatar
    Grit_dog
    Navigator
    Aug 01, 2017
    Old-Biscuit wrote:
    Here is one for rent........completely renovated

    Message the owner and enquire about weight.

    Has 4000# listed

    1972 Terry Travel Pak 20


    Dry weight is listed as 3110#...2 axles
    Check sidewall of tires for MAX Load Rating....Times 4

    Check axle size.....
    An axle diameter of 1-1/2- to 1-3/4-inches usually corresponds to an axle weight rating of 1000- to 2000-lbs.
    2-3/8- up to 3-1/2-inch axles are often rated for 3500-lbs.


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  • Old-Biscuit's avatar
    Old-Biscuit
    Explorer III
    Jul 30, 2017
    Here is one for rent........completely renovated

    Message the owner and enquire about weight.

    Has 4000# listed

    1972 Terry Travel Pak 20


    Dry weight is listed as 3110#...2 axles
    Check sidewall of tires for MAX Load Rating....Times 4

    Check axle size.....
    An axle diameter of 1-1/2- to 1-3/4-inches usually corresponds to an axle weight rating of 1000- to 2000-lbs.
    2-3/8- up to 3-1/2-inch axles are often rated for 3500-lbs.

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