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Old 08-25-2014, 04:20 PM   #1
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2014 Citation Sprinter, Kar Kaddy SS and 2014 Honda Crosstour weight issue?

I could use some advice from some owners or some similar Class B+ owners.

I have a 2014 Thor Citation Sprinter 24ST 25’9” .

Thor has the 2015 on their site same as this link

http://www.mikethompson.com/files/rv...re-12-2013.pdf

or the thor link 2015 Citation Sprinter Motorhomes: Class C RV by Thor Motor Coach

The GCWR is 15250 pounds and the GVWR is 11030 pounds. I weighed the RV and it was 10740 pounds so with my weight which I don’t know if it included it would be 10970. So 15250 minus 10970 is 4280. I have a 2010 Honda Crosstuur which I would love to have as a toad its curb weight is 3852. so 4280-3852 = 428.

I am going to buy a Kar Kaddy SS this week its weight its weight is 615 which is a – 187 pounds. We are planning a trip next month to Maine to see the leaves change, Mussels , Lobster and BEER!! The above weight does not include food in Fridge and two small dogs and cat maybe a few hundred pounds more who knows with provisions.

My question is finally how critical is the maximum weight the GCWR? Can it be over by 500-1000 pounds? I had a 250 Cargo Van back in the 80s with a well cargo trailer I know was over the max weight time to time.

I would love to here from other Class B+ owners that may be a tad over and their experiences.

Thanks for your input and expertise which im sure is more than mine

I guess also I lucked out on the Kar Kaddy SS with its breaking system I don’t need a break controller. I did read you need rear breaks for the toad if you go into Canada which were not doing this time.

Thanks Doug
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Old 08-26-2014, 06:03 PM   #2
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You may want to get the Honda weighed and not rely on curb weight data. What will happen to your warranty if you're 500 - 1000 lbs overweight and you blow out your transmission?
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