Lance 1191
taking the plunge... Put a deposit on 2014....access to the bathroom without putting the slide out...priorities. :-)
Forum Discussion
travelnutz wrote:
What he's saying is that that's the dry weight of a basic spripped 1191. Now add the weight of all options and they add up real fast. Any propane or water added. Water is 8 lbs/gal whether it's in the fresh water tank, the gray or black tanks, in the beer cans or wine bottles, canned goods etc. Anything you load in the TC or truck including the passengers. The TC hold downs even add weight. You will be over 4500 lbs when on the road even being conservative and very sparsely loaded!
You all are definitely right. I could not find on Lance's website their definition of dry weight. I know many manufacturers include propane, battery, generator, etc in their calculations and list it on the tag. Anyone find Lance's definition?? My deduction would be if it is not defined, not to include it.
I know how the weight added up on tt. I don't forsee us toting much water in the tanks as the CG will have full hook ups. So it will be drinking water for the humans and dog. Weekend food. The biggest weight will be DH's fishing equipment and tying down his poles so they are not on the bed.
