Towing Capacity

Thanks for the A/C weight as I might consider putting one on our 177 in the future if we decide to go south in our camping adventures in the future.  We have had a few occasions since we purchased our 2011 rpod where A/C would have been beneficial, yet often times we find ourselves at places where no electricity is available, so it becomes a moot issue when we camp in national parks/national forest campgrounds and the like.

Between 90 and 100#

Originally posted by ronahue This URL will take you to an excellent page with a calculator and some explanations of towing capacity. http://changingears.com/rv-sec-calc-trailer-weight-tt.shtml

Thanks!

Originally posted by mcarter I think 80% is a good figure, hard to put 500-700 pounds of stuff in an R-Pod.

Originally posted by mcarter I think 80% is a good figure, hard to put 500-700 pounds of stuff in an R-Pod. I have hoses, filters, some tools, grill, kitchen supplies, bedding and clothes basically. I carry heavy items in bed of truck (coolers, water, more tools). I use truck space to haul the needed items for trip vice the norm stuff I need for TT. Constantly looking at what is in Pod and eliminating the stuff I never used. I like being prepared. I have an extra fresh water hose and a couple of different sewer lines, extension cords. Mostly small light weight stuff. The stuff I don't want to remove after every trip. I try to balance front to rear and side to side, really about common sense.