My PSD/camper/trailer/cruiser weighed in at 16,300lbs!!:eek:

That is alot more than I had expected...oh well I got the PSD for the power.

How much do your combos weigh?

im guessin around 15,000 with a 99 Sub 2500, homemade trailer, and 1988 Range Rover on the back. will have to get it weighed next time out.

last year when we took off for vacation i was in the 23 to 25k # range. a 27' motor home,24' wells cago trailer with a fj62 and a zuk inside and all kinds of spare parts. 7 people in the motor home. and we blew out 5 tires. mike

1999 Chev Tahoe = 5000 lbs
1997 Jeep TJ= 4140 lbs
2001 Trailer= 1600 lbs

Total combo= 10740 lbs
Both full of gas Jeep full of tools No people inside either one.

We used a certified truck weight scale to check them. :D:trooper:

I don't know, but I'm guessing about 14,000 or so. Maybe a little more.

f250: 7200 lbs
28' deck trailer:4200 lbs
1970 bronco: 5600 lbs
1993 toyota: 5500 lbs
total: 22,500 lbs with 4 people in the pickup, and all gear.

93 3/4T 4x4 Burb 1/4 tank of gas no road gear....towing my waggie (1/4 tank with spare only.. no gear) on a 16' tandem

12840 lbs

dodge 2500 deisel with camper 8500lbs
trailer 2000lbs
4x4 5500lbs
total = 16000lbs. means I have 2k left to spare

Originally posted by CrazyHorse
f250: 7200 lbs
28' deck trailer:4200 lbs
1970 bronco: 5600 lbs
1993 toyota: 5500 lbs
total: 22,500 lbs with 4 people in the pickup, and all gear.

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/attachment.php?postid=618391

Just curious, whats the tounge weight, rear truck axle weight on this setup? I've thought about a similar setup with my Dodge

79 chevy one ton 4 door dually= 10,000#
12' Fleetwood camper= 3,000#
16' trailer= 1,500#
Cruiser=5,500#

:eek: 20,000#ish

97 Chevy crew dually: 6200 with me and 1/2 a tank
85 $Runner: 4000

1994 f-350 diesel
33ft fifth wheel toybox
1985 toyota
misc $hit
20-22,000lbs:eek: :eek:

7000 lbs. '01 Dodge 2500/Qcab/4x4/DSL
1900 lbs. Lance Lite Camper
1100 lbs. Feather Lite alum 2 axle trailer
4200 lbs. CJ8, well armoured
14,200 lbs. minimum total. With bodies and sundry spare parts might bring it up to around 15,000 lbs.
regards, as always, jefe

Originally posted by jefe
14,200 lbs. minimum total. With bodies and sundry spare parts might bring it up to around 15,000 lbs.
regards, as always, jefe

Looks like this is less than average. When we used it last week we thought it could use a caboose!

'99 Tahoe: 5000 lbs
'94 YJ: 3700 lbs
Trailer: 1100 lbs

I guess only 9800 lbs. Shit I guess that's why I think my Tahoe is such a strong tow vehicle:D

27' Ford Class C motorhome with a 460 (the Lemon)
14' car trailer
74 Land Cruiser

Scales out just shy of 18,000#

No wonder gas mileage is around 7~7.5!

Originally posted by Dennis


http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/attachment.php?postid=618391

Just curious, whats the tounge weight, rear truck axle weight on this setup? I've thought about a similar setup with my Dodge

I haven't weighed it yet as a combo, but from the settling of the rear springs when loaded, I'd guess that it has a pin weight of around 2500 -3000 lbs, which would make it 5500 - 6000 lbs on the rear axle. Maybe one of these next trips I'll get it across a scale as a unit, to get axle by axle weights.

2500HD shipping weight of 5,600lbs
16' tandem axle trailer 1,400 lbs
GUESSING the Toy weighs ~3,600lbs

Figuring a couple of passengers, full tank of fuel, spares:

total ~11,000lbs

TEX

2k1 F250 V10 and a 30ft trailer with my toy and Dan's zuk weighed in @ 16,640

yea it's a class4 bumper pull ;)

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/attachment.php?s=&postid=617346

My combo weighs in at about 13,00lbs wiht my racer - trail rig would be a fair bit heavier, I think.

Racer alone is 4k-lbs.. scary to think what the trail rig weighs with spare parts, an interior, a windshield, doors, bigger tires, etc.

http://tigger.tmcom.com/~tsm1/gallery/albums/album19/DCP_0182.sized.jpg

'74 IH 200 (1T) 2wd 4-dr long-box, 16' trailer.

My friend's setup -

http://tigger.tmcom.com/~tsm1/gallery/albums/album19/DCP_0181.sized.jpg

18,640lbs+. The 500cid Caddy gets about 4mpg..

Bus+Mud Lite+ HER JP= 23,000 lbs

poor fawking 355:eek:



http://ovo.ca/john/tellico/pitstop_day1.jpg

96 F250 extracab 4x4 w/7.5 6400
Fleetwood camper 3300
Heep and towbar 3400
Beer 100
total 13,200

Thats about as much fun as I can take running over the passes

Originally posted by Norm
96 F250 extracab 4x4 w/7.5 6400
Fleetwood camper 3300
Heep and towbar 3400
Beer 100
total 13,200

Thats about as much fun as I can take running over the passes


100 pounds of beer?? do u travel with a keg?

not sure waht the combo weighs but my trailer is BEEFY!! I would guess the trailer weighs about 3500 by itself.

http://members.aol.com/offroadr3535/images/bronco%20on%20trailer%20002.jpg

WOW, We're all a bunch of fatasses (at least when we drive our behemoths down the road):D

Offhand, anyone know what the max weight limit for towing and hauling on a PSD 1 ton crew cab? (I'd look myself but I'm at work and the truck is at home:( )

Norm, yah...what DSI said. I've talked about bringing a small keg (pig or pony) camping but never got around to it yet. Maybe now that I have a camper I can do it:)

Chevy Cab and a half 4x4 dually Duramax + 26' triaxel Pace American with living quarters

With jeep quads and ready to camp 23,500#

Last month I moved my folks out from Wis to AZ. When I got to AZ I scaled it 29,850#. I'm glad I blew the scales!

Originally posted by Tankota
WOW, We're all a bunch of fatasses (at least when we drive our behemoths down the road):D

Offhand, anyone know what the max weight limit for towing and hauling on a PSD 1 ton crew cab? (I'd look myself but I'm at work and the truck is at home:( )

Norm, yah...what DSI said. I've talked about bringing a small keg (pig or pony) camping but never got around to it yet. Maybe now that I have a camper I can do it:) Go to Ford-diesel (http://www.ford-diesel.com) I think max tow is 13K, but there are a lot of factors that tie into it.

18,700 to 20,100k- cat scales

Dodge 2500 SB QC Cummins 7kish With me, tools 5er hitch
Jeep- just under 4k with spares/tools
40' 5er camper/flatbed 7 kish
The rest is misc. people, quad(s), full tanks, welder torches and more spares on longer trips.

Camper is for sale if you know anyone- 95 Terry 23' 5er with aluminum frame, lower profile, aero nose, custom framed in fall 01 with 17' dovetail flatbed on a pair of torsion axles. Hitch weight can be anywhere from 1-2k. camper part is clean, fab is clean/professional, diamond deck, tows great, well tested at aproximately 12-15k miles on trailer. lots of storage.

Originally posted by offroadr35
not sure waht the combo weighs but my trailer is BEEFY!! I would guess the trailer weighs about 3500 by itself.


I have a 8x16 farm implement trailer. out of 5 16' 2x7x.125 Ibeams with .125 plate every 2 feet or so tieing the beams together. w/ 2x6" wood decking. We only guess the trailer weighs in close to 3,000lbs.

1996 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4 - 5,800lbs - weighed it
Jeep ready for trail - 4,800lbs (best guess)
Trail - 3,000lbs

13,600lbs

thats not counting camping equipment, or anything else I need to take with me.

My Duece- 13,500 (Full gross is 23k I think)
My Jeep- 4,000
Mike's trailer- 1,600
Mike's Jeep- 5,000

Total- 24,100:eek:

Tooo Much!!! But wouldn't go to a place like the Hammers without my camper again. :D

'03 RAM 3500 QC Dualie CTD = 7000
Lance Lite 915 = 3000
Indian Valley Trailer 16' = 2000
'86 CJ7 = 4000
Rock Buggy = 3000

15,000 or 16,000 depending on which vehicle I have on the trailer.


And like Kelly, I won't go to the Hammers again without the camper. :D

~18,000#

1985 Ford Class C, 27' with generator, 35 gallons fuel, 460/C6
14' steel trailer with 4000# rig

Truck: 8k or so (Chevy CC LB Dually, DMax 4x4)
Trailer: ~2500??? 18' Maclander 10k gvw
Camper: 3200 (10.5' Slide In)
Jeep: 4500
Spares, Tools, Generator : 600 lbs
Gear / Clothes / Food / Beer / Firewood : 500 lbs
People : 700 lbs


20000lbs


That = 10.5 mpg if we go 65, 9.5 if we hit the wood with it. This is mileage including the hill from michigan to tennese

19700

In the 17.5k to 18k range.

http://home.mindspring.com/~shahroka/image014.htm

my f-250 psd weighs in at 6k, i'd guess my nissan is about 4k...and i don't have a trailer, so however much that weighs...i'd say
~12-13k

Originally posted by Shawn
79 chevy one ton 4 door dually= 10,000#
12' Fleetwood camper= 3,000#
16' trailer= 1,500#
Cruiser=5,500#

:eek: 20,000#ish 10k lbs for the rig only.....?
I have a 97 F350 CC 4x4 PSD....It weighed in at 7.3K lbs before I converted it to dually. I think you may be overstating the weight on yours.

Truck 7500
11.5' lance camper 4000 loaded for bear!
18' steel deck hauler 2000
Rig 4500

18k all together......it drives like it weighs 5k:flipoff2:

'bout 16k
:flipoff2:

http://www.texasoffroad.net/albums/lonestar/album109/DSC02819.jpg

2000 PSD reg cab = 7000
30' steel deck dual tandem = 7000
w/one rig =18500
w/two rigs = 23000

99 Ford F-450 - 15,000 GVW (Door sticker, Cab & Chassis)
Wil-Ro Flatbed - 3,400 (Confirmed)
Brown CJ-5 - 3,5000 (Estimated, 200 subtracted for rust)
Blue CJ7 - 6,000 (Estimated, he's got everything that's heavy on this thing and it won't climb anything)

27,900

http://home.off-road.com/~mithrandir/trails/04-19-02-LBL/lbl_157.JPG

But the F450 rides the exact same that it did unloaded. Literally. :grinpimp:

26,500 on the Cat scales on the way to BHCC last year....way too much trailer. I'm pulling this with a 99 ext cab Dodge Cummins 24v
Butch

Just to make you guys drool, heres a rig hauler I'm working on right now. BTW its 10200lb empty .

I'm doing full living quarters RV-style, 2 king-size sleeping bunks, one front and one rear. 2 Pasma TV's, satellite, A/C, One-step electric awning, full bathroom and kitchen, outside quick-connect gas hook-ups for BBQ and heater, built in engine hoist, modular toolbox/cupboard system(hooks to E-trak).... The list goes on and on:rolleyes:
the inside measurements are 32ft long, 10ft high and 8ft wide. :D To give a bit of perspective, the rear of my truck is 2ft forward of the rear ramp door on the trailer.

http://www.members.shaw.ca/penner.1/images/trailer.JPG

Also I'm guessing that the Tahoes quoted above both weigh more than 5000! Don't they like weigh 5400-5800lbs?

Originally posted by texican
26,500 on the Cat scales on the way to BHCC last year....way too much trailer. I'm pulling this with a 99 ext cab Dodge Cummins 24v
Butch

Nice Cruizers :)

2000 Ford F-350 Crew Cab Dually
1997 Wells Cargo 48' Race trailer with 28' of living quarters
1976 Jeep on 42's

Weighs in at 25,500 #'s rolling down the road with the rig loaded for a wheeling/camping excursion.

Our Volvo + trailer + Moggster is probably something like 33000lbs:eek: :eek: :eek:

I try to remember to post a pic of this at evening after work.


Jare from Finland

Originally posted by TexasBlake
'bout 16k
:flipoff2:

http://www.texasoffroad.net/albums/lonestar/album109/DSC02819.jpg




Now if I could get my `73 powerwagon into the bed of my
`92 cummins like the sammy is, then I could pull my 11ft eggshaped aluminum sided 50's travel trailer and life would be great.:laughing: Until then it's cummins, flat bed , powerwagon,and tent city! :rolleyes:
I would say 12-13ish- 5200 cummins 2wd:(, 4700 pw, 1200 trailer, 1000+or- for the wardon and general bs. :rolleyes:

Anyone know a company that makes a light two car trailer? I want to buy a camper and a two car trailer so I can take both the pw and my fiberglass buggy to the desert at once. Then life would be great. :beer:

i would love a 20ft gooseneck and a little coleman pop-up camper to pull behind that....

well i am 26 to 30k depending what i am carrying, on the 36' steel deck trailer and the cabover on the truck.

Motor home 36K, trailer 1.5K, land cruiser 2.8K atv & parts 2k, total = 42K plus fuel 300 gallons

Any of you AZ guys got a pic of jeep trash's tow rig?:D

i dont rock a camper, cause i like to sleep in my cab. but,

my PSD, bed full of BBQ and camping/ party stuff, trailer with a spare and rig loaded for wheeling weigh in at 12, 600 according to the cat scales

tow rig cummins dodge loaded with quads 8500
28ft enclosed trailer 5000
offroad rig 6000

# 20,000 with rigs and gear.

Originally posted by Jare
Our Volvo + trailer + Moggster is probably something like 33000lbs:eek: :eek: :eek:

I try to remember to post a pic of this at evening after work.


Jare from Finland

And here comes the pic:

Originally posted by 4x4Grrl


Nice Cruizers :)


Thanks, Kelly, the red one's my daughter Kristie's, another hard core type wheeler, it ain't near that straight and pretty now.

Butch

Originally posted by CrazyHorse
f250: 7200 lbs
28' deck trailer:4200 lbs
1970 bronco: 5600 lbs
1993 toyota: 5500 lbs
total: 22,500 lbs with 4 people in the pickup, and all gear.


Is that a powerstroke? What year? Hows the power pulling two rigs?

F350 PSD 7600 empty
Trailer 1200
Camper 1500
Heep 3500
Stuff 500
Beer 85
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Total 14385

'97 Dodge Cummins 2500
32' gooseneck
'83 CJ7
'90 XJ

truck scales said= 19,080

figure it was:
6500
2600
3700
5200
1080-fuel/stuff

i have no clue.

ALOT would be my guess.