Ttailer weight

I'm sure Bedlam or boatycall will respond, but how much do the ATVs weigh?

500, 400, and the kids is like 200. Also might add a 50cc one for the youngest. Would be nice to have a place for the campnchairs and extra coolers and the like that is lockable.

ATVs don't weigh a lot but 20' enclosed trailers do.
I'd use a weight distributing hitch for sure, towing one with a half ton carrying a camper, and towing on a hitch extension too.

OK... I will acknowledge the 1500 gorilla in the forum....

I think you are asking too much from a 1/2T series truck especially when adding a 20 foot enclosed trailer.

You've got 2300 pounds in the bed of a 1500 plus pulling a trailer now correct? And you want to go bigger correct? Have you weighed your rear axle with the current set up? If I remember correctly a 1500HD has an 8 lug rear axle but I can't imagine the RAWR is much more than about 6,000. I suspect your close now. I wouldn't be adding any weight with a heavier trailer.

The 1500hd is a 3/4 ton truck. Yes 6000lb rear axle. Truck empty has like 2500 on rear axle and camper loaded is like 2300. Current tongue weight is probly like 250, i can lift it by hand.

My 20' enclosed trailer rated at 10k lbs weighs over 3500 lbs empty with about 500 lbs tongue weight. When I have mine loaded up to 8000 lbs, the tongue weight is over 1000 lbs.

Was looking for real world weights of enclosed trailers. Looking online and from previous experiance. They say empty the have 300lb tongue weight. So probly 500lbs with the wheelers? Dont know anything about weight distribution hitches. Do they even have them rated for that little?

So i have 2 250cc atvs and one 125 china for my son. Was looking to add a 50cc one. What about like an 16-18 ft. Wiuld they fit?

I'd be concerned more about the drivetrain, especially if it's a gasser.

I know one thing, if I ever bought a used pickup, if it has what appeared to be a used receiver hitch, camper tie downs or a fifth wheel hitch in the bed, I'd run like hell.