New 212QBW - Weight Concerns
Hey Guys, Total Noob here so bear with me. We were at the DFW RV show this past weekend and put a downpayment on an RV. Its a Jayco SLX 212QBW and its our first trailer. My TV is a 2015 V6 Jee...
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You are doing the right thing by running these numbers...but, from my experience, I think you are being a little optimistic. Did you factor in two full propane tanks and two batteries?
I think the GVWR of that trailer is 6000. Realistic, with options, and trip loaded you are looking at around 700 lbs of tongue weight.
I'm not going to make the call and tell you - "good to go" or "no way." Best load up your tow vehicle and get it weighed. Then you can start figuring how much payload you have left.
Good luck with it all.
You are doing the right thing by running these numbers...but, from my experience, I think you are being a little optimistic. Did you factor in two full propane tanks and two batteries?
I think the GVWR of that trailer is 6000. Realistic, with options, and trip loaded you are looking at around 700 lbs of tongue weight.
I'm not going to make the call and tell you - "good to go" or "no way." Best load up your tow vehicle and get it weighed. Then you can start figuring how much payload you have left.
Good luck with it all.
