Can someone post a photo of the weight load sticker on the bottom or side of the hitch For a Gen3? I know the rating is 8200lbs but is this taking a weight distribution hitch into consideration? I will be pulling a 22’ + 5’ V inline trailer and hoping this truck is capable.
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Sorry, @Ryno8551 , I don’t know why people even bother taking the time to give uninformed, smart ass responses…
Anyway, here you go:
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By the way, I’ve been using the Andersen WD hitch on my truck pulling about a 5000# travel trailer with a tongue weight of about 600#. Works great. The truck still squats about 3/4” in the rear, so I might eventually go with some higher initial-rate rear coils when they are available.
Good luck.
Good luck.
It wasn’t a smartass response. I’ve been under there putting in reverse lights and I never noticed a sticker so thought there was none. I also didn’t understand why OP would think the sticker would list a higher tow limit than what the manual says or as advertised. I’ve also done some research on WDH and I’ve never read they can safely increase the weight a truck is rated to tow.
All good. I read OP’s question as more specifically regarding the hitch, not the overall tow rating.
And you’re obviously right about not increasing the tow rating with a WD hitch. They can allow you to pull a heavier trailer by reducing tongue weight and thereby helping to keep payload within the trucks limits. That’s usually the 1st limit to hit, not trailer weight per se.
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