Lance 805 on a Toyota Tundra?

Start with comparing camper "wet weight" to truck rear axle capacity.

dry weight is 1,400lbs, that's probably 2,000-2,400lbs wet and ready to camp. What's your payload?

Thanks for the reply. I'm still trying to figure out my payload.

Payload doesn't work much with TC as most of their weight goes to rear axle.

The camper weight says 1540 and I guess I would add a few hundred pounds for gear and such. So I'm totally guessing a wet wet as 2000.
GAWR for my rear axle says 4100 lbs.

Go weigh the truck empty. Start from there. Weight of truck subtracted from GVWR is close to payload. But be aware of the axle ratings.
Or. like some folks have done, me included, buy the camper, throw it on the truck and go. If it breaks, fix it.

TxGearhead wrote:
... If it breaks, fix it.

"hold my beer and watch this" :S

Casey H. wrote:
The camper weight says 1540 and I guess I would add a few hundred pounds for gear and such. So I'm totally guessing a wet wet as 2000.
GAWR for my rear axle says 4100 lbs.

Weight your actual axle weight, but looks like you are going to be close.
30 gallons of water -= 250 lb.
50 lb of beer,
50 lb of food and drinking water
70 lb of cloathing
30 lb of cosmetics
40 lb of tools
40 lb of blankets and pillows
?? fishing gear
?? camp supplies
That is just min most of us carry in camper.
You can ignore holding tank liquid weight if you camp with dump station around, but occasionally you will have to drive with the "stuff".

Weights 3,050 dry and holds 30 gallons of water. Packed and ready to camp skimpy 3,800...realistically 4,000 or so.

Thanks for all the info!