Just bought my first travel trailer
I just bought a 2020 Keystone Outback 330RL Length 37.83 ft, width 8 ft, height 11.33ft Dry weight 8,839 lbs, payload capacity 1,661 lbs, gvwr 10,500 lbs, hitch weight 1,100 lbs My question is how ...
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RickG64 wrote:
What the salesman told me that sold me my trailer is that he has a similar sized trailer and pulls it comfortably with a F-150. He said as long as it’s a newer truck it would work just fine. I was thinking 3/4 ton not 1/2 ton from the start. I currently have a newer Dodge Durango that I really like. I was thinking of trading it in for a Dodge 2500 with a Diesel engine but have heard Ford is better for towing.
I wouldn't really say that "FORD Is better for towing than a RAM"
Any of the big three are great tow rigs.
If I were in your shoes, I'd start going to dealer lots (all the BIG 3) and start looking at and driving the 250/2500 series trucks and decide which one you like the best based on interior layout, visibility, etc.
Don't let an "RV salesman" influence your truck purchasing decision.
Check out TFLTruck on Youtube. They do a lot of truck reviews.
