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If it has 4600 rating then it has to be able to handle normal use with that.
Structurally the trailer will probably handle as much as 50% over that. There is a fudge factor. The tires mightbe the weakest point. What's the rating on your tires? "Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... I can't seem to find a solid answer for this, so I thought I'd seek the collective wisdom of the group. To wit: A trailer rated for 4600 lbs GWR means that it will handle up to 4600 lbs of weight - including the trailer. Now in my world, it seems to me that a "safe" load would be, say 80% of the max rating including the trailer. But I can't find a specification or recommendation that states the exact percentage of what is considered a "safe" load. I know I'm over complicating this some what, but I'm just trying to cover all my bases. |
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