Looking at a Arctic Fox 811, anyone weigh theirs?

I'm sure someone has. I haven't, but I did calc the weight by way of pressure in my airbags to take it back to unloaded ride height. Crude measurement but it yielded 4000+lbs which I've seen posted before.
4000-4500lbs loaded for camping is a safe assumption. Those suckers are heavy.

This number is on a new one.

This info came off Truck Camper Mag.
Dry weight includes the Fox Value Package (595 pounds) with rear awning, sliding battery rack, dual 30 pound LP tanks, roof rack, ladder, Rieco-Titan electric jacks, outside speakers, sliding storage tray, TV antenna, diamond plate knee wall armor, six cubic foot two-way refrigerator, deluxe stainless-look refrigerator door panels, 22? oven, microwave, pull-out pantry, multi-speed reversible fan vent, hardwood hamper doors, below dinette access door and drawer, front bedroom shelf, and bedspread – MSRP $5,490.

*Arctic Fox 811: dry weight, 3,468 pounds + 44 gallons fresh, 367 pounds + 6 gallon full hot water heater, 50 pounds + 2x 30-pound full propane tanks, 54 pounds + 2 batteries, 130 pounds + stuff, 500 pounds = 4,569 pounds


Looks to be 200 lbs lighter and (10" shorter) than my 990

I have an 865, it was an easy 1000lbs heavier than the guess on the sticker when fully loaded, with "Fox Value Package, clothes and gear for two weeks,full load of water and propane.

No idea what they weighed to get the number they use on the sticker.

I weighed mine before any mods and it was a little over 4500 lbs and I'm sure I have added another 100 lbs in mods.

Mine was about 4000 lbs ready for camping.

Yes. I've weight mine. It overloads my dually. Seriously.

With my AF811, I'm overloaded based on the GVWR on my 2009 D/A CCLB 4x4.

This was my "truck is empty, just me the driver, and about 7/8 tank of fuel, on the way to the dealer" photo.




Same truck scale, on my way home from the dealer. This photo was with full propane, 2 batteries, 2/3 tank of fresh water, on my way home from the dealer when I bought the camper. NO Gear in it at all.




These photos show that my wet weight is 4120+ (11920-7800=4120) with NO gear in it.

Mine 811 is a long bed model, which is probably slightly lighter than a non generator equipped short bed 811.

A generator equipped short bed 811 is for sure heavier than a long bed 811, due to the weight of the generator.

pcoplin wrote:
We currently have a 2001 Lance Lite 825. For races and wheeling I tow either a Racecar or Jeep. Wife is wanting a camper with a slide for the family.

A friend has a hardly used 2007 Arctic Fox 811, but I'm concerned with the weight. Dry weight says 3376 lbs. If It's like the Lance and their under estimating weight listings, I'm guessing it will be 1000 lbs over that at 4300 lbs.

The Lance Lite 825 lists at 2400 lbs, but mine weighs 3400 lbs loaded.

Anyone weigh their Arctic Fox 811? Thanks!

4180lbs (on a CAT Scale) with a full 50 gallons of water (and a full 6 gallons in the water heater), two batteries, two full 30lb propane tanks, air conditioner, generator, microwave, awning, and everything else that comes in the "Fox Value Package".

I removed the microwave, generator, and air conditioner, as well as replacing the massive but heavy propane cylinders with 18lb composite cylinders to give me some actual payload capacity for Stuff.

I should note that in this configuration, the camper put 140 lbs onto my front axle; the rest was on the rear. Moving water from the fresh water tank to the waste tanks moves weight back.

Removing the heavy Onan generator, which is in the wing at the very back of the camper, helped pivot quite a bit of weight (proportionally) to the front.

Thanks all for the replies.

So if I call it 4300 lbs (900 lbs more than my Lance), and if it carries like the Lance, with family it'll put my rear axle at roughly 7400 lbs. I'll be good to go with no trailer, but if I add the tongue weight I'll run at 600 lbs more at 8000 lbs. The tires I'm running are good to 8200 lbs.

That's a little too close to max for the longs trips I tow to. Bleh. Damned heavy are what these new ones are. :(