Point to ponder, hornets nest stir
Stopped by our old RV dealer today to speak w/ a person there and off course off today. So struck up a conversation w/ a sales lady about their take on today's SRW trucks and what the mfr's of them ar...
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rhagfo wrote:BB_TX wrote:
Well, his reply was correct. SOME 350/3500 SRWs have payload capacities in excess of 4,000 lbs now with certain configurations.
While that may be true, that doesn’t mean you can haul a 5th wheel with a 4,000# pin. That payload sticker is only valid on the factory floor. Anything added to that 5er after that time, reduces that payload. Depending on number of passengers and stuff carried in the TV the available payload left for pin might be as low as 3,000#!
My 2014 f350 platinum has 4000lbs of payload available with a full tank of gas and myself already in it. take off another 200 lbs for wife and dog and I have 3800lbs available. don't know what it is by sticker weight just going by tires and axels, but if it was just myself going away I could haul a 4000lb pin but with the wife and dog I would have to drop that to 3800. my fith wheek is 2800 lbs and I have never been left wishing I had a DRW.
