Trying to figure out what trailers I can tow
Hello friends! I'm looking for purchasing my first truck and then I'd like to shop for an RV. I have no preferences at the current moment, but I'm in love with Airstreams. So, I've found the Ram...
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Guys, I finally got all the numbers!
At I read it correctly, it has:
GVWR: 7100 LB
GAWR FRONT: 3900 LB
GAWR REAR: 4100 LB
The total payload allowed: 1447 LB
Towing capacity is 6280 LB
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8se8qrj8lcp125c/1.jpeg?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/43u0en4ui8u88zp/2.jpeg?dl=0
Do these numbers allow us to calculate the compatibility of trailer and truck? The trailer for instance is Flying Cloud 23ft with the following towing requirements:
GVWR: 6000 LB
NCC: 1239 LB
UBW: 4761 LB
Hitch Weight: 654 LB
Additional payload in a truck will by 2 people (including a driver) and stuff: 260 LB + 200 LB = 400 LB.
The additional payload in the trailer is going to be about 300 LB (mostly clothes and kitchen stuff).
Much appreciated your guidance, hope to learn how those calculations are usually made.
At I read it correctly, it has:
GVWR: 7100 LB
GAWR FRONT: 3900 LB
GAWR REAR: 4100 LB
The total payload allowed: 1447 LB
Towing capacity is 6280 LB
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8se8qrj8lcp125c/1.jpeg?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/43u0en4ui8u88zp/2.jpeg?dl=0
Do these numbers allow us to calculate the compatibility of trailer and truck? The trailer for instance is Flying Cloud 23ft with the following towing requirements:
GVWR: 6000 LB
NCC: 1239 LB
UBW: 4761 LB
Hitch Weight: 654 LB
Additional payload in a truck will by 2 people (including a driver) and stuff: 260 LB + 200 LB = 400 LB.
The additional payload in the trailer is going to be about 300 LB (mostly clothes and kitchen stuff).
Much appreciated your guidance, hope to learn how those calculations are usually made.
