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rexlion
Aug 17, 2020Explorer
Without doing an in-depth analysis, it sounds like you will be rather close to payload but within it (check door sticker, and weigh the vehicle on a scale to make sure options haven't put you over). Trailer length is relatively short, which is good. You'll want to have vehicle tires at max inflation, and consider maybe LT tires (for stiffer sidewalls and perhaps higher load capacity) if you don't have them yet.
The one thing that gives me pause is the light tongue weight, only 8.3% of dry TT weight, when the usual recommendation is at least 10% and preferably 12-14% to avoid trailer sway. So look at where the fresh water tanks are... if in front, add enough water to bring hitch weight up to a more ideal amount.
Nice looking offroad TT... while you're at it, will you buy me one, too? ;)
The one thing that gives me pause is the light tongue weight, only 8.3% of dry TT weight, when the usual recommendation is at least 10% and preferably 12-14% to avoid trailer sway. So look at where the fresh water tanks are... if in front, add enough water to bring hitch weight up to a more ideal amount.
Nice looking offroad TT... while you're at it, will you buy me one, too? ;)
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