Currently I am flat towing a Jeep Cherokee Sport. No problem. Kind of slow going up a certain mountain pass. My RV is a 94 Newmar Mountainaire, 37ft with a 460 ford engine. I have a 10,000 pound rated tow bar and I would get a new base plate. When I tow the jeep down the road I am not even aware that it is back there for the most part. I would sure like to tow the above mentioned vehicle as my jeep is developing a few problems totally unrelated to the towing issue. I have tried to research this but I am having a fair amount of difficulty. Thanks for any help you folks might give me.
2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 LT 4dr Crew Cab 4WD SB
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I doubt if the hitch receiver on your motorhome is rated above 5000 lbs. Maybe not even that high - 4000 or even 3500 was common back in 1994. You need to look at the coach GCWR (max combined weight of coach and toad/trailer) to determine the toad weight limit.
If you can't find the GCWR on a sticker in the coach, a call to Newmar with your VIN should get the info.
If you can't find the GCWR on a sticker in the coach, a call to Newmar with your VIN should get the info.
