What do you tow with your dcsb ...

What make and model is that camper?

 

thats about a 30 ft?

 

This is probably the max I've towed.......Well, maybe a Uhaul trailer with furniture, but I have no idea of the weight. This is probably 2700-2800, loaded. Personally, I have no intention of towing more than 3500, just for my own comfort.

 

I typically tow an 18ft Crownline boat. The truck does fine besides the mpg. We want to buy a 5100 lb. 24 ft. bunkhouse, I think this is too much. Outside of a weight distributing hitch and electronic brake controller, should I get airbags and change out the shocks too? The rear leaf springs were replaced as part of the recall. I would tow the camper over 100 miles twice a year. Of course the camper sales guy says I'll be fine.

It would just get pulled to the lake from storage most of its life. I really don't want to go up to a Tundra and would not gain much by getting a Sequoia instead. Thanks.

 

I tow a travel trailer that weigh's 5600#s and I do have the ride rite air bags. But I tow my TT all over the place, usually a total of 3000 miles over the summer. If your only towing the TT a short distance twice a year, then I honestly wouldn't worry about it. The truck will handle it fine. The first year I towed my TT I did not have the air bags and it did just fine.

 

So what's the GVW of the trailer? Is the GVW under the 6500 GVW of the taco? I pull a 23' TT that GVW is 6065 and have no problem pulling it.

 

Is that a toy hauler in the back? If so that would explain the light weight for its size.

 

My 23 foot trailer that is 3940lbs dry, typically 4450lbs when fully loaded with a GVWR of 4950lbs.

This pic is summer 2016. Since then the truck has received a new suspension, canopy, and other goodies. Trailer is about to come out of hibernation. Rockwood MiniLite 2306 MY16.

 

261BHXL?

 

Coleman RV

 

What's the make/model and dry weight of this trailer?

 

Keystone Hideout 19flb;
Sticker weight; 4080lbs, Hitch; 405lbs, GVWR 6800lbs, Dry 4172lbs.



When we were shopping;
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/choosing-between-19ft-travel-trailers.294741/#post-7466733

 

Yes sir

 

GVWR is 7,400lbs (previously stated 6500). UVW is 4,300 lbs. hitch weight is 450lbs. My truck is supercharged, with big brakes. No issues at all.

 

No, it's a TT

 

Dry weight.

 

still a pretty big trailer...I wish my 13 was supercharged...I have everything else, just not that. Do you know the HP of your truck with the SC

 

I agree it is a big trailer.

I haven't been on a dyno yet.

 

No picture but I pulled a bobcat 331 mini excavator and was a touch over 9000lbs.

 

2017 Coleman 1805RB - Dry-3900

I have no issues pulling this trailer.. moves right along..