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Bedlam
Sep 16, 2014Moderator
If the FW is 12.5K lbs dry, then you will be way over your weights once loaded up and the tow vehicle is not a good match for the desired RV. If the GVWR of the FW is 12.5K lbs, I think you will be able safely pull it although the drive may wear on you. If your 3/4t truck is one of those that was equipped with a semi-floating axle, don't attempt to haul this FW.
Expect 2500-3000 lbs of pin weight. A full-floating axle should be able to handle this but check your tire ratings. Depending on the spring package you have on your vehicle you may need some type of supplement to prevent sag in the rear - There are plenty of options which should be addressed in another thread.
Expect 2500-3000 lbs of pin weight. A full-floating axle should be able to handle this but check your tire ratings. Depending on the spring package you have on your vehicle you may need some type of supplement to prevent sag in the rear - There are plenty of options which should be addressed in another thread.
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