Hi:
I am new to this forum but doing alot of reading lately.I am looking to move up from my 12' rockwood pup. and want to try one of the new hybrids.
I have been getting alot of conflicting information on my towing capacity.I have a chevy venture and as far as I know it is rated at 3500pounds.I have been told the following:
-I am rated for 3500 but with a weight dist. hitch I can handle 5000
-from my dealer I have been using for last 10 yrs says I can pull the rockwood roo 19 with a dry weight of 3319 and GVWR of 6593...again with a weight dist. hitch.
-2 other dealer say NO WAY I can pull those loads without killing the van or myself.They say the rockwood roo 17 at 2832 dry weight is max and another had a unit at 2584 dry weight and 3826 GVWR is max.
Any help from you experienced users will be gratly appriated
Jacob
I am new to this forum but doing alot of reading lately.I am looking to move up from my 12' rockwood pup. and want to try one of the new hybrids.
I have been getting alot of conflicting information on my towing capacity.I have a chevy venture and as far as I know it is rated at 3500pounds.I have been told the following:
-I am rated for 3500 but with a weight dist. hitch I can handle 5000
-from my dealer I have been using for last 10 yrs says I can pull the rockwood roo 19 with a dry weight of 3319 and GVWR of 6593...again with a weight dist. hitch.
-2 other dealer say NO WAY I can pull those loads without killing the van or myself.They say the rockwood roo 17 at 2832 dry weight is max and another had a unit at 2584 dry weight and 3826 GVWR is max.
Any help from you experienced users will be gratly appriated
Jacob