WDH help
My tow vehicle is a 2014 F-150 Max Tow. TT is a 2011 Heartland North Trail 24rbs. Brochure (yeah, I know these can't be trusted) tongue weight is 352lbs (UVW - 4980lbs, GVWR - 6900lbs). The UVW ton...
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deerhunt799 wrote:
My tow vehicle is a 2014 F-150 Max Tow. TT is a 2011 Heartland North Trail 24rbs. Brochure (yeah, I know these can't be trusted) tongue weight is 352lbs (UVW - 4980lbs, GVWR - 6900lbs). The UVW tongue weight seems extremely light, even by manufacturers standards (not sure if it's the wider axles?).
So my question is, would the Eaz-Lift 600/10,000 WDH be sufficient? My initial thought is no based off the 10-15% tongue weight rule of thumb. Again, not sure if the wider axles of the trailer truly have a lower tongue weight.
Did you find the yellow sticker? It should be there somewhere, Maybe on the left front with the tire info. It will tell you the actual weight of the TT as it left the factory. Including empty propane tanks, and battery.
Having said that. I believe you would be borderline with 600lb bars
