Math question towing capacity

Vehicle payload will probably be the limit you hit first.

700 divided by 15 percent tongue weight gives 4,666 trailer weight.

And first reduce payload by anything more than a 150 pound driver.
Probably already maxed out.

You are at a negative number already
Payload is 700
Tongue or hitch weight of trailer is about 400
leaves you 300 lbs payload. How much do you,your S.O, any pets and the gear you have in the vehicle weigh, my guess is over 300 lbs.

If your total vehicle payload is 700 lbs you do not have much to work with.

If family and camp stuff use 300 lbs you have 400 lbs left for Tongue weight.

That means about a 3000 lbs TT.

You will most likely exceed your axle weigh capacity, before you exceed your towing capacity.

However, if your 700 lbs is the weigh of everything you load onto your TV. Subtract that from your TV's max cargo, which is usually posted on the door jamb.

Then divide that number by .13 for the percentage of tongue weight. That will give you the loaded TT weight (not the dry weight) of the TT you can haul.

Let us know what the number tell you.


Good luck