Anybody with a 2010 Ram 4dr, dually, 2wd GCVWR specs?

Curious why the 2004 F350 that I had stated that for "conventional" towing the max trailer weight was 12,500# whereas "fifth wheel" towing max trailer weight is 13,000#. The GCWR was 20,000# for either. The 2011 Dodge I bought just states that the max "trailer" weight for this rig is 13,250# with a GCWR of 21,000#. Of course I was a bit surprised to find such a small difference in trailer tow max ratings between the 2004 F350 SC LWB 6.0L PSD 3.73:1 4X4 SRW truck and this 2011 Dodge 3500 CC LWB 6.7L CTD 3.73:1 4X4 DRW truck. I know the payload rating is substantially different but the trailer tow ratings aren't.

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As previously suggested, the Body Builders Guide is the authoritative source for Dodge truck specs. You will not find a GCWR rating on the door post.

I would suggest you look for a late 11 HO they have 150'# more torque.

My combined load on truck is nearly 14K but I am well within tire and axle ratings. My combined load is 28K and the truck handles the load very well.

HWR wrote:
I'm considering upgrading to a dually, but I'd like to know what the specs are on your 2010 dodge ram 3500 4dr, 2wd, dually. If you have one, can you take a pic of the door spec sticker or tell me what the front axle, rear axle, and total rating are.

The trucks changed a lot from 2009 to 2010 and then the newer 2012's are different too. And I can't find good specs on the 2010.

Thanks,

You may want to specify the rear axle ratio that you are considering. I know I recently bought a 2011 and there is a substantial difference between the 3.73:1 and the 4.10:1 gears.

Better yet is Dodge Body Builders guide specs as one size GCWR don't fit all here as GCWR for a '10 3500 DRW ranges from 19k to 24.5 K lbs all depending on CLICKY LINK the different truck configurations.
The link is in a 32 bit. Google '10 dodge body builder guide may be another option for opening their spec pages.

FAWR = 5k or a 5.5K depending.....
RAWR= all 3500 DRW Dodge trucks have those big 9750 lb rating for carrying GN/5th wheel trailer hitch loads.
GVWR = 10500 to 12200 depending on ......