Exactly, Ive been on RV forums for years and eventually will get a slide in truck camper hopefully on a 5500 chassis cab(some campers are pushing 5K dry). And you should read all the people that don’t research and go to the scales for the first time and find out they are 1500lbs or more over...
Im just looking for realistic numbers for my full up traveling weight with my camper and gear. I know my Jeep won’t explode if it’s a few pounds over, and manufacturers usually are conservative with numbers. But I also want to look at longevity and wear and tear etc. I’ve towed my camper all...
Actually I’m looking for the actual weight rating for the axle. Yes my door jamb says 3750. However like my 1 ton ram has the same axle as the SRW OR DRW it’s the same. So you payload is limited by the tires.
Has anyone been able to set up a back up camera on a trailer that will work with the 8.4 display? Im trying not to have another screen up front if possible...
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Im gonna make some adjustments, Unfortunately I don't believe the dealer did a proper set up, I know they do a lot of campers and vehicles but they just eyeballed it for the hitch height, and kept saying how amazed they were that the Jeep never even squatted under load....
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Ive been looking, because my last trip a couple times a got a bit of sway, its a single axel weighing in at 3500lbs. Im looking at adjustments and speed may have been a factor, soon as it started I let of the go pedal and it went away....
Just curious who is turning it off when towing. I was reading thru some posts on my camper board and a lot over there are turning it off when they tow. I would think that defeats the purpose of having it...
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I really enjoyed the discussion, I’ve been on RV boards for years specifically for truck campers and those threads go off the rails on payload. But your talking 5-6K in the bed. And there is always those wanting to justify overloading their rig. I’m simply wanting real world numbers to work with...