The difference between dry an loaded weight.
When I bought my 25 ft. TT the literature said 5004 lbs. dry and 400 lbs. on the tongue. Common sense said it would weigh more when loaded but how much more? So before a couple of our trips I took ...
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I wonder how many TT owners actually know what their TV max cargo is, or if they know the scale weight of their TT?
Unless you are greatly miss matched you would not know the difference between a well matched combo or an 500 lb. overload.
Oh sure you might think "Wow this is quite a load." and go blissfully on your way. If a few weekend trips to the State Park plus couple of weeks at your favorite campgrounds total less than 1000 miles a year, a person might never know or be concerned about weight.
Just like driving to work, sure a lot of things can happen when towing but for the vast majority they do not.
Boy I am really ready to do some RVing :) :) take care.
Unless you are greatly miss matched you would not know the difference between a well matched combo or an 500 lb. overload.
Oh sure you might think "Wow this is quite a load." and go blissfully on your way. If a few weekend trips to the State Park plus couple of weeks at your favorite campgrounds total less than 1000 miles a year, a person might never know or be concerned about weight.
Just like driving to work, sure a lot of things can happen when towing but for the vast majority they do not.
Boy I am really ready to do some RVing :) :) take care.
