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parker_rowe
Mar 18, 2019Explorer
To begin with, I usually look at gross weight, not dry weight just to rule out trailers completely, then go from there. Almost all trailers weigh more than the advertised dry weight, it doesn't factor in propane, batteries, or any options.
The payload for your explorer will probably be the first limit you hit. That handles your trailer tongue weight+people and luggage packed in the truck. Find out what that is and that would help.
I wouldn't classify your explorer as one of the trucks I would feel comfortable overloading or towing close to max. It won't hold up well.
The payload for your explorer will probably be the first limit you hit. That handles your trailer tongue weight+people and luggage packed in the truck. Find out what that is and that would help.
I wouldn't classify your explorer as one of the trucks I would feel comfortable overloading or towing close to max. It won't hold up well.
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