Doing all the math of trailer weight, coach and contents like water,fuel,trailer base weight and contents etc, i can get within 800 to 1800 lbs of the combined max load for this combo. I am going to check on the brakes size and what they can provide for braking , the highest weight they are used for. The limit on total combined weight is somewhat limited by frame strength, which i will have taken care of.
For those of you that were rather sharp in your responses, best you watch out for the guy in a diesel pusher, going 75 mph pulling a heavy trailer. His 50,000 lbs at that speed is a he!! Of a lot more dangerous than my rig going 55 to 60 and having BETTER braking capabilitys at ANY SPEED. So feel free to pass me with care, because you will probably be going much faster than me. As for my background in figuring this all out, i design and build my own race cars that exceed 160 mph. That includes brakes, frames, suspension, and driveline. In forty years of racing i have never had an issue with handling or stopping. I think i can put appropriate limits on speed and distance to be much safer than well over half the rvs towing, not to mention vehicles like loaded dumptrucks. Ever driven one with 65,000 loaded weight? I have. It will scare you, knowing that you will be traveling the same roads after you drive one and learn how much distance it takes to stop one. So with that, thanks to those who provided constructive input. It is much appreciated, and always taken into cosideration when i decide on something!
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