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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jhelms89 wrote:
here is my weight.
as I said I weighed the blankets, sleeping bags, pans, toolbox, etc. and it looks like it was only 264 lbs. Last time we went the groceries weighed about 25 pounds
Zero Gravity Chair 17.6
Zero Gravity Chair 17.6
Trash Can Holder 1
Levelers 6.5
Plastic Bowla 1
Toilet Paper 2.5
30 amp extension 8.4
Full Sheets 2.5
Pie Iron 4
50 ' hose 7
4 Wheel Chocks 2.5
3 shelf linen grip 1.25
25' hose 3.5
Port-a-pac 0.75
30-15 amp adapter 1
Pressure Regualtor 0.5
Plastic cups 1.46
Plastic Serving Utensils 1.5
50' Extension cord 3.5
Rug stakes 0.5
15' Sewer hose 2
Rug 8
Sugar 2
Salt 1
Flour 2
Filters 2
Kids chairs 11
Fire Grill Grate 5.8
Fire Teepee 5.6
Plastic Table 21
all bedding 18
15" cast iron skillet 11.5
Sauce Pan 2
Cast Iron Dutch Oven 18.4
Tool Box 14
Coleman Latern 2.5
Camping stove 24
2 pie single pie irons 5.5
4 towles, 6 wash, 1 hand 5.5
silverware, knives, board 4.5
totes 9.5
cleaning supplies 2.5
Shovel 2
total 264.86
Good effort. Question, where is the propane tanks, the battery, and do the kids not ride bikes? What about your games for rainy days? Do you have a TV the dealer installed, that needs weighed too. What about you clothes and toiletries? How about the spare tire carrier and spare tire. This stuff really adds up quick.
These are the little things that can add up real quick. Some TT’s have very low CCC so between your list and mine we would be over.
I ended up with 1,500 lbs over UVWR ready to camp.
Thanks!
Jeremiah
