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Old 06-06-2018, 08:57 AM   #11
dfb
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Originally Posted by rollingdownthehighway View Post
This is starting to remind of what came first the chicken or the egg? This debate will go on for years to come and has lasted for years, and at the of the day, there is on correct answer. Just as long as you can tow it safely and legally, whether it's a SRW or DRW.
If you have a 1 ton that has a payload of #4000 and can tow a #16k trailer and is a SRW, then go for it, if you have a 1 ton DRW that has the same specs, then that's your call. Just be legal and safe not matter what one decides to haul with
There really is no debate.. If any of the weights are in excess of the tow vehicles rating with a srw, a Drw is required.
Personaly, if one is looking at a new 5th wheel, the best solution is to weigh before the purchase.. I have made the srw mistake with our 15 ram megacab. We bought a 17 3500. Aisin, auto level, 4:10.. .safe travels..
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