Please forgive as I am a complete newbie to all of this. I have a 2018 Dodge Durango SRT with a towing capacity of 8700 lbs. We are looking at a camper that is 5,900 lbs dry weight.Obviously that falls within the 8,700 but I know there is a lot mor...
Thank you for all the helpful advice. I agree with everyone here that the initial camper we were looking at would be too large for my TV.Unfortunately, that is the danger of listening to a poorly informed salesperson! After having to explain to him...
bikendan wrote:How about posting a pic of the driver's door yellow sticker? Need to see the "Occupants and cargo should not exceed xxxxlbs" part.And please don't use fictional brochure/website trailer weight numbers. Especially dry tongue weight numb...
otrfun wrote:The OP's biggest problem is verifying all his/her ratings/weights. A lot of assumptions being made (payload, tonque weight, dry weight, loaded weight, receiver hitch rating, RAWR, etc.). I may have missed it, but I don't believe the OP...
packpe89 wrote:What is the length?? I have found that as much a concern as the weight, especially if you plan on any long distances. Not sure I would want over 24' or so with a Durango.We were looking at a bigger one but now we are looking at this ...
Huntindog wrote:kbucky wrote:That is the weight listed in the SRT owners manualWelcome to the world of options.For very pound of options, the payload is reduced by a pound.What is in the manual is for a base truck.What is on the sticker is for your t...
