[JDDilly]

I have the same setup as you. I has a fairly new Reese Elite 20K slider, so I use the adapter to go into the puck system. I also added the following to the TV:

- LoadLifter 7000 with Wireless One, I can smooth out the ride and adjust the air on the fly.

- BAKFlip MX4 tonneau cover. It is a foldable hard cover that folds up to the rear window so you can access the full box. When towing I can leave it partially covered to better protect stuff in the front of the box.

- RDS auxiliary fuel tank, 60 gal. Mine had a stock 28 gal tank, which meant we started looking for fuel every 200 miles. Now I can go around 800 miles and be more selective where I pull off to fill. Many times we are unhooked and staying put for a few days so I can go fill without the trailer.

You PIN weight will be closer 3500 lbs, mine is 3620 at my last weight with about a 1/3 tank of fresh water on board. You will not really know until you are fully loaded and hit the scale to confirm. I would recommend the following on the trailer:

- Weigh the trailer every so often so you know where you are with the weight of the trailer and payload on the truck.

- A TPMS system for the trailer, it can save you from a major blowout and damage. There are many different brands with options. Don't forget to put one on the spare tire, you don't want it low if needed.

- Camera system. I have a Haloview with the extender and side cameras. It helps with changing lanes, you can see the blind spots and behind you much better.

Enjoy!!!