Newbee question- what should with?

The toy hauler I bought is a pull behind at a 5,600lbs dry weight

What is GVW of the 5er you''re wanting to tow...not dry or empty weight, but actual GVW? That is a more realistic weight to use to determine if your truck is capable..Take 20% of 5er's GVW to figure how much pin weight you'll be putting in the bed of your truck..

I'd also want E rated tires on the truck, especially the rear, instead of P rated tires...P rated tires weight rating probably too low for 5er pin weight.

Onerider1150 wrote:
I just bought a new to me 27wp Cherokee wolf pack toy hauler and I have a 2015 f150 4x4 5.0, what's your opinion good or bad?

If I was a tow truck driver I would say you made a wise choice.


The information is out there, all you have to do is let it in.

Here's the link to the Ford F150 2015 towing guide. It will tell you what THEY say the capacity is. You didn't mention wheelbase and that makes a difference too. Hope this helps.
http://www.ford.com/resources/ford/general/pdf/towingguides/15rv&tt_ford_f150_r2_may19.pdf

That is the one I've bought and I did buy a weight distribution hitch and only hauling a 600lbs motorcycle.

what's your opinion I'm not sure what you looking for as far as an answer. Bitchen rig I'd agree you well not be happy going up hills.

I was only able to find your trailer on a site selling a used one. But here is the trailer with the specs Wolf Pack

You may be ok, but you won't be setting any speed records. If I were towing a lot, I would get a 3/4 ton at least.

Likely going to exceed your trucks towing ratings if your planning to carry toys in the garage