Feb-15-2015 03:10 PM
Feb-18-2015 05:13 AM
BurbMan wrote:blt2ski wrote:
Insurance company died alive driver, he at the end received his stunt fees from dead mans family and insurance company. As head was legal per state and federal laws.
You must autocorrect on that phone....LOL
Feb-18-2015 05:06 AM
TheGreatWaz00 wrote:
OK the Mrs and I have chosen a TT, Rockwood 8311SS. It is within my tow limit, the question I have is the payload number. How critical is it to be below your payload number?
I have a Ram 1500, with a payload rating of 1266. I have 800# of passenger and gasoline. The Hitch weight is 746 for the TT so I would have a payload of 1546 - basically 300# over the rated 1266 number.
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Unit Specifications
Shipping Weight 7,180 lbs
Carrying Capacity 1,470 lbs
Hitch 646 lbs
Length 34' 9''
Height 9' 10''
Fresh Water 44 gal
Waste Water 38 gal
Grey Water 38 gal
Feb-18-2015 04:17 AM
blt2ski wrote:
Insurance company died alive driver, he at the end received his stunt fees from dead mans family and insurance company. As head was legal per state and federal laws.
Feb-17-2015 08:10 PM
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Feb-17-2015 10:25 AM
hawkeye-08 wrote:
If someone wants some help checking their numbers, glad to jump in. If someone wants permission to exceed the limits of their equipment, then I am not interested.
Take some personal responsibility and make your own decision and be accountable for it. You are responsible for the consequences and risk, not an internet forum.
Feb-17-2015 10:21 AM
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Feb-17-2015 07:59 AM
rbpru wrote:Don't you think it's covered by these statements.....?
The article focused on proper hitch and towing capacity. It did not say much about max cargo.
Feb-17-2015 05:07 AM
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