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Bigfootchevy
Mar 17, 2014Explorer
Once you find out how heavy your truck is, you should have around 1800 lbs of payload left. Now the truck will carry a lot more than that but I also believe you are going to be over your load limit of your rear tires.
When I had my 2008 Chevy 3/4 ton diesel crew cab I added extra springs to the rear which let me add 800 lbs extra to the payload. This only cost about $200.00
You need to add at least 500 lbs to your 2600 camper weigh to go from dry weigh to wet.
I had my camper at a wet weigh of 3700 lbs on my 3/4 ton and I didn't like the thought of taking it on a long trip so I got a bigger truck. It looked fine and if I had only planned short trips I may have never did it.
Paul
When I had my 2008 Chevy 3/4 ton diesel crew cab I added extra springs to the rear which let me add 800 lbs extra to the payload. This only cost about $200.00
You need to add at least 500 lbs to your 2600 camper weigh to go from dry weigh to wet.
I had my camper at a wet weigh of 3700 lbs on my 3/4 ton and I didn't like the thought of taking it on a long trip so I got a bigger truck. It looked fine and if I had only planned short trips I may have never did it.
Paul
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