Looking for trailer weight

[Fadman]

I own a 1992 20 ft. Nomad by Skyline and I am trying to determine any sort of weight for it, as the information plate attached to the outside of the trailer is worn to the point it is impossible to read. I am the second owner and do not have the owner's manual. I am attempting to sell it and need to provide the buyer with the weight. Any help would be greatly appreciated, I have searched the web and I have come up with a dry weight of 3200 lbs and another reference to 4720 lbs which is obviously a big difference.
Thanks,
Jim

[bguy]

Typically there would be a label inside a cabinet to tell you what the UVW etc. are. Usually on the back of a door but one friend found his at the back of his pantry.

[Fadman]

I appreciate everyone's input on this so I guess I'll hook her up and get weighed.
Jim

[rbpru]

I second the CAT scale approach.

You weigh the TV and re-weigh the TV and TT combination. It also gives you before and after axle loads.

This is also the true weight not the average weight often found in the brochures.

Locally it cost $12.00 if the two weightings are done in 24 hours.

[darsben]

Contact skyline and ask
http://www.skylinerv.com/contact

[mtofell1]

I've just been helping a buddy with a very similar TT. The only way to know for sure is the scale but I'd be pretty sure the 3300# you found is the dry weight and the 4700# is the max. That's a pretty small TT but the older ones like that tend to be heavy. I'd bet with an average amount of stuff in it rolling down the road it's around 4000-4200#-ish. Shouldn't be more than 500-600# tongue weight.

[blacktop]

bring it truck scale at your nearest truck stop and weigh it.