All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Jay Feather 22RB AlternativesThanks for all your replies, its given me confidence in the truck, looks like I'll stick with my original TT choice!Re: Jay Feather 22RB AlternativesThanks for all your replies! I’ve got a 2020 F150 Screw 4x4 2.7L ecoboost. Max payload is 1590lbs. Curb weight is 5020lbs and GCVWR is 12,900lbs - that leaves just shy of 6300lbs for towing assuming I max the payload. The 22rb is 5565 dry and 6500 gvw (approx 800lb tongue weight) which in theory isn’t a problem but my concern is that everything is very close to max. I’ve never towed that close to everything tipping the scales. I live pretty close to sea level and would be using it mostly in the Rockies which would be a several thousand feet elevation increase and from reading others experiences, you want to have a little more wiggle room to maintain control in those situations. What are your thoughts on this? Would a high quality WDH provide adequate control in this scenario or should I look for something smaller? I’d like to add that I was originally in the market for an F-250 but my work heavily subsidized F-150s specifically and it was a no-brainer financially to go that route so I’m limited in sticking with the F-150. Thanks for all your input! - also thanks Wandering! I’ll have a look at the Clippers.Jay Feather 22RB AlternativesHi all! I've been in the market for a travel trailer to tow with an F150 and absolutely love the floor plan of the Jay Feather 22RB (5565 lbs dry weight and 6500 lbs gross). However it is only a hair under maxing out the truck (within 100lbs of loaded payload) and about 150lbs from maxing out the tow weight - I don't feel comfortable doing that. I've been looking all over but have come up empty looking for a similar floor plan from another manufacturer. Does anyone have any recommendations for something similar to the 22RB (bedroom separated by door and large bathroom) but with a dry weight starting under or close to 5000lbs? any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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