what size travel trailer are you towing

[1jeep]

Just curious what size people are towing with the 07 tundra 5.7. I recently purchased a 32' travel trailer that has a dry weight of 7600lbs, my truck is a 07 tundra double cab 5.7 engine with tow package and 8' bed.

[mxsjw]

21 foot, mabey 5000 pounds loaded.

[waynebake]

1997 28 ft. coachman. not sure of the weight but the toyota pulls it well.

[FS 2000]

I have a 2006 29rk denali that weighs 7,650 pounds and my truck pulls it with out a problem. see my photos in my gallery.
i would post it but the file size is to large. even with using tinypic it's still to large.

[tuch01]

I'm towing a 30ft coachman w/ sliders. Dry weight is 8500 lbs, loaded wet is about 9500 to 10500.

[andybudden]

Jayco 23 ft HTT, 5800 loaded - probably 6500 CGVW with wife, kids, dog and the kitchen sink my wife tries to take every trip....

[jaywebguy]

24ft gear box toy hauler. I'm pulling it with my 5.7 DC TRD 4x4. Fully loaded puts it arround 9,500 to 10,000lbs. The truck pulls it just fine.

[1jeep]

some pretty impressive size trailers considering we are using 1/2 ton trucks. Not trying to be the weight police but has anyone ever thought maybe they were pushing their luck towing that much? Just curious as i have just purchased a bigger trailer, it towed fine coming home...i did notice the 2000lbs extra over my previous trailer.
andybudden....i know what you mean since we just purchased the new trailer my wife has been out of control, last night she bought wine glasses. Not sure what we will do with them as my beer comes in its own glass.

[AlaskaCub]

How many of you guys are running the air bags on the rear to help with the tongue weight of your bigger trailers?

[avnut]

22 footer hi-lo trailer - 4200lbs loaded.

[blanksb]

I have a 1981 28' Airstream that I pull twice a year. It ways 6500 lbs unloaded.

[dbailey111]

2004 Rockwood 8281ss Fifth Wheel. 6500 lbs dry, 7700 loaded. Pulled great and good mileage. VERY HAPPY

[TahoeTexan]

Originally Posted by tuch01

I'm towing a 30ft coachman w/ sliders. Dry weight is 8500 lbs, loaded wet is about 9500 to 10500.

Damn! You got me on weight, but mine is still longer .

I pull a 2007 VR1 (made by Keystone) BHS310. It is 33'10" and weighs about 8500# loaded. I have the 5.7L DC 6.5' bed. We just returned from a 2200 mile trip to Colorado from Reno. LOTS of elevation change and heights up to 9000'+...so much for gassers losing their power at high altitude!
Don't have any airbags. Do have the Equalizer hitch.

You should have no problem pulling your trailer, and should have little or no sway with the longbed. I have very little sway with the standard bed and Equalizer.

[tuch01]

Originally Posted by TahoeTexan

Damn! You got me on weight, but mine is still longer .

I pull a 2007 VR1 (made by Keystone) BHS310. It is 33'10" and weighs about 8500# loaded. I have the 5.7L DC 6.5' bed. We just returned from a 2200 mile trip to Colorado from Reno. LOTS of elevation change and heights up to 9000'+...so much for gassers losing their power at high altitude!
Don't have any airbags. Do have the Equalizer hitch.

You should have no problem pulling your trailer, and should have little or no sway with the longbed. I have very little sway with the standard bed and Equalizer.

I'm towing mine w/ a 4X4 crewmax 5.7 .Do you have an anti-sway leveling kit? With the trailer on I can't even tell it is back their it dosn't sag at all. It feels very stable and the truck feels like it could pull much more. But were I am at we don't really have any elevation.

[tjw1970]

I'm towing a 2003 Starcraft 265RS with a 4X2 Crewmax 5.7. The camper weighs about 6500 loaded.