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Thanks for the replies everyone.

Bronco and GM thanks for the links to the sites. I will look at those today
Bader thank you I will read that thread this morning and see what it holds for me.

Appreciate the responses everyone!

The X213 is 24' hitch to bumper. It's also tongue heavy. Not sure what your tongue weight limit is on your Jeep, but our X213 had a 771# tongue last we weighed and the propane tanks weren't full.

23' is my absolute limit on where i feel comfortable towing.

My capacity is 7400 pounds with a tounge weight of 740 pounds so that tounge weight might be pushing it.

These are all things I have to take into consideration.

I would like the following
21 foot
5250 pounds fully loaded MAX
dual axle
bunks
rear queen bed slide

I have already found a few models that satisfy most of those requirements

Coachmen Apex Nano 193BHs
JayCo Feather x213
Bullet 2070BH
Outback Terrain 210TRS

SilverEscape wrote:
The X213 is 24' hitch to bumper. It's also tongue heavy. Not sure what your tongue weight limit is on your Jeep, but our X213 had a 771# tongue last we weighed and the propane tanks weren't full.

Were the water tanks full when you weighed it at 771?

SkiMore wrote:

SilverEscape wrote:
The X213 is 24' hitch to bumper. It's also tongue heavy. Not sure what your tongue weight limit is on your Jeep, but our X213 had a 771# tongue last we weighed and the propane tanks weren't full.

Were the water tanks full when you weighed it at 771?

Nope. We usually have a small amount in the fresh for using the bathroom on the road, but very little, only enough for a few flushes. Hot water tank would have been full. So 6 gallons of water.

We do have bikes in the front and I believe we found that changed the tongue by maybe 30 pounds. Again though, our propane was closer to empty.

SilverEscape wrote:

SkiMore wrote:

SilverEscape wrote:
The X213 is 24' hitch to bumper. It's also tongue heavy. Not sure what your tongue weight limit is on your Jeep, but our X213 had a 771# tongue last we weighed and the propane tanks weren't full.

Were the water tanks full when you weighed it at 771?

Nope. We usually have a small amount in the fresh for using the bathroom on the road, but very little, only enough for a few flushes. Hot water tank would have been full. So 6 gallons of water.

We do have bikes in the front and I believe we found that changed the tongue by maybe 30 pounds. Again though, our propane was closer to empty.

Wow. The dry hitch weight in the specs is 330. I assume you didn't have lead weights in there somewhere. How can anyone trust the printed specs? Do you need to bring a trailer to a weigh station before you buy it?

If you had full tanks I bet those numbers would have been even higher.

SkiMore wrote:


Wow. The dry hitch weight in the specs is 330. assume you didn't have lead weights in there somewhere. How can anyone trust the printed specs? Do you need to bring a trailer to a weigh station before you buy it?

If you had full tanks I bet those numbers would have been even higher.

Are they listing it at 330 now? For 2015 it said dry hitch was 365. We weighed it without tanks, without battery and without spare tire and maybe 100 pounds of stuff in the trailer right after we bought it and it was still over 500. I have no idea where they got the 365 number. Maybe with a trailer with no options? i.e. no power package, no enclosed underbelly, no TV, etc. Our trailer is 4376 dry as per the yellow sticker.