Arctic Fox 25Y

No problem at all. I have towed heavier and longer trailers with my 8 year old Chevy diesel truck.

You will love it,easy to forget trailer is back there

Your 2500 Cummins should have no problems at all with that.

Thanks Pat I'm doing some research on which hitch setup to get. Lots of choices. Yea the 25y is great still having my doubts about the length. I really wanted to stay in the 27' range. We camp lots of forest service sites

You will LOVE the Artic Fox 25Y, we sure love ours. We tow with a 2012 F250 CCSB 4x4 with 3.55 gears which will soon be replaced by a 2015 F350 CCLB 4x4 with 3.55 gears. Our 3/4 ton tows it perfectly, we do have a ProPride P3 hitch and the combo does great in the Pacific NW with our Mtns and windy coastal roads. You should have plenty of truck to tow AF. I am upgrading to get a longer bed, larger fuel tank and some other goodies....

With 3 Labs in crates, and all the stuff I "need" in the cap, I run out of room quicker than I like, so a longer bed has come up the priority list.

As far as which truck to get, drive all 3 Mfgs 3/4 ton trucks and see which suits you the best, you can't go wrong with any of them really. I am just partial to Ford, but have friends that love their GM trucks and Dodge trucks. It is personal choice.
Congrats on your purchases and enjoy!
Pat

Enjoy your new AF 25Y we sure like ours!

I currently own a 08 Toyota Tundra with a 5.7 liter motor. It's rated to tow upwards of 9000 lbs but the tounge weight and payload will not work towing this TT.

firemedic85 wrote:
Looking to buy an AF 25 Y 2015 with a GVWR of 10,000 pounds and dry hitch weight of 800 lbs. would the new Dodge Ram 2500 turbo cummins diesel have any issues towing this trailer?

If not what Dodge model would you suggest. I'm looking to buy this truck soon then the TT to follow just want to make sure I have plenty of truck to tow this TT fully loaded on long trips throughout the U.S. Thanks for the help

It shouldn't be any problem at all. My 2010 CTD Ram 2500 4X4 Megacab (3.73 axle) has a payload of a little over 2100 lbs, and a max trailer weight of a little over 12,000 lbs. We pull a Roamer with a gross weight of about 9500 lbs and hitch weight of just under 1000. No problems whatsoever. If you don't have 4X4 or a Megacab, your specs should be higher than that.

Nope, We have a AF 31W and it weighs 12K and we gross out at 18,500. Max CGVWR is 22K for our Chevy 2500. We can pull any mountain in CO faster than you want to drive.

Should be no problem.