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of your chassis. To determine how much weight your motorhome can tow, have your
vehicle weighed when it is properly loaded, as you would have it when you are ready
to depart for your trip. Subtract this total weight from the GCWR (Gross Combined
Weight Rating) weight on your Federal Weight Label. This difference is the total
amount that you may safely tow behind your motorhome.
This Combined Vehicle Weight cannot
exceed your Motorhomes specifi c GCWR.
Example: If you have a GVWR of 26,850 lbs. and your unit weighs 23,043 lbs.:
GVWR= 26,850 lbs.
Subtract Unit weight= 23,043 lbs.
3,807 lbs. Available for cargo in the
motorhome providing you DO
NOT overload the individual
GAWR’s.
Example: If you have a GCWR of 31,850 lbs. and your unit is fully loaded to its
maximum GVWR of 26,850 lbs.:
GCWR= 31,850 lbs.
GVWRi= 26,850 lbs.
5,000 lbs. Available to tow a vehicle or
trailer behind the motorhome.
This will be the MAXIMUM
weight your unit is certifi ed by
the chassis manufacturer to
safely pull. DO NOT exceed the
ratings of the label on the hitch
or the GCWR of the chassis.
Chapter 2 - Planning and Preparation
TOWING VEHICLES
AND TRAILERS