Trailer Weight
Hi, I am interested in buying a 1995 HR Alumalite, 29 foot travel trailer. The owner said that the dry weight is 5000...but on NADA (the only place I could find any info on the web)it says 6000. Is...
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Shadow Catcher wrote:
Get a weight ticket, some truck stops other locations can do it.
Weighing on a CAT scale would be best.
If you don't see a decal or sticker on the outside of the trailer, look on the inside of cabinet doors in the kitchen and bathroom.
Even if you find the original sticker, a scale weight would still be a good idea. There may have been modifications, over the years, that increased or decreased the weight. A major difference between sticker weight and scale weight, could be reason for more in depth inspection. A lot of unexplained, extra weight could be water logged wood.
