You're going to potentially be grossly overloading the trucks payload weight rating.
You have a half ton truck. take the published trailer weight rating with a grain of salt. That published weight rating was never really intended for travel trailer. That weight rating was designed for more than a flatbed type situation with a halfton or boat type situation with the halfton truck. The Important number for you your family and your truck is how much payload it can carry.
You need to take your trucks payload figure and subtract your families wait -50 pounds with gear that will be in the truck then subtract 60 pounds for a hitch then subtract 900 pounds trailer tongue weight because that's what it's going to be close too after the trailer is loaded.
My point is this... Will your truck carry this? Probably yes, it may even pull and handle well, however, can you live being 30-50% overloaded on payload? Some peoples tolerance and experience for overload situations is different than others. Some can handle it and others can't!
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I had a F150 with my two young sons 7 and 10, I had a trailer nearly identical to yours in weight and I had 1650 lbs of payload. My scaled weight with me and my family and two bikes in the bed and the trailer hooked up was literally 50 lbs under the trucks GVWR. My boys since then have put on 200 lbs between the two of them. Now I would be 150 lbs over GVWR of that truck.
It did handle great though.
Cheers and good luck!
Jeremiah
TV-2022 Silverado 2WD
TT - Zinger 270BH
WD Hitch- HaulMaster 1,000 lb Round Bar
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