What does the payload sticker on the driver's door say?


What does the hitch sticker say?

My 6700 lb. loaded toy hauler (4650 lb. "dry" "brochure" weight, 5025 lb. yellow sticker weight) with a 780 lb. tongue weight with NO WATER loads the rear axle to within within 50 pounds of its limit. Passengers, tools and gear in the truck weigh 707 lbs. The EB pulls it with no sweat, but the chassis is maxed out.
Figure 8.3 pounds per gallon for any water you are hauling (100 gallon tank), 6 pounds per gallon for filling the fuel tank (40 gallon tank) and 4.2 pounds per gallon for any propane you put in the tanks (15 gallons) on the tongue. That's 1130 pounds of fluids.
The Lance has a tongue weight of 845 pounds EMPTY. I suspect that the loaded 2612 will overload the rear axle, or maybe even the hitch receiver. It appears to be a very nice camper, but most likely too heavy for your truck unless you can keep down the passenger and cargo weight in the truck.