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Ron_Gratz
Aug 05, 2013Explorer
walleyeb1 wrote:The numbers listed at the end of your post appear to be "brochure values" for a typical non-optioned trailer. They likely are less than the actual factory-delivered weight of your trailer.
Dry Weight 5,794 lbs.
Gross Vehicle Wt Rating (GVWR) 7,790 lbs.
Axle Weight 5,004 lbs.
Cargo Carrying Capacity (CCC) 1,308 lbs.
Hitch Weight 790 lbs.
Your trailer should have an external sticker which lists its factory-delivered UVW. That is the correct value to use for the trailer's "dry weight".
When CCC is calculated, it usually is based on the GVWR minus the sum of the "dry weight" plus a full tank of fresh water. If your fresh water tank holds 40 gallons, the CCC should be approximately equal to GVWR - ("UVW+320#).
Ron
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