Hi, everyone. My husband and I have some questions about towing. We are getting conflicting reports as to what we are able to tow and we are so confused. We once wound up in a situation where we purchased a trailer that we found out was too much for ...
We have a Dutchman Kodiak bunkhouse travel trailer. It's poorly made and crumbling before our eyes, but that's another issue for another post.We are looking to get a different RV and my hubby would like to go with a fifth-wheel this time. But we are ...
We have a Dodge Ram 2500 megacab as a tow vehicle. There are five of us -- hubby and I and three kids, ages 6, 7 and 9. In August we're going to a music festival about four hours away. DD9 is bring a friend along. We are trying to decide the safest w...
Thanks for all the info everyone. I am more confused than I was before. LOLBut I'm going to have my hubby read over the thread. It might make more sense to him. He's the truck guy.
MFL wrote:Yes, more info is needed, and even then there will be many conflicting replies on this forum. Ten Y/O truck, one Y/O truck, makes a difference. Most any late model 25 series truck can handle that FW listed. Some may need suspension enhancem...
JIMNLIN wrote:first off you didn't give us any information on your truck or trailers numbers to give you a recommendation. We need the truck and trailer year model. the trucks and trailers GVWR. The trucks RAWR is the truck a manual transmission...
rhagfo wrote:keymastr wrote:You cannot get the correct weight ratings for any truck from a chart. Each vehicle has a axle and tire loading sticker, usually on the drivers door sill but sometimes in the glove box or other location but it will have tir...
keymastr wrote:You cannot get the correct weight ratings for any truck from a chart. Each vehicle has a axle and tire loading sticker, usually on the drivers door sill but sometimes in the glove box or other location but it will have tire loads highl...
