How much can this hitch tongue weight capacity?
1695526
I don't have a exact tongue weight capacity but it is a heavy duty hitch that I installed on the rear of our 5th wheel trailer just to pull a 16' boat I am going to guess at least 500lb?
1695527
I believe it's 500lbs but I would not exceed 300 due to the distance between the supports.
1695528
From the ETrailer.com web site: "Capacity ratings: GTW up to 3,500 lbs and TW up to 350 lbs."
2282501
This hitch has a tongue weight listing for 1,400 pounds. I am sure there is a hedge built into this but I would not recommend it for hauling any distance or at any speed.
1421856
Class 3 and 4 hitch will handle 10,000 lbs. but this ball mount will handle what it is rated at 12,000 lbs. So it is rated to handle more than what those hitches are rated. This is a nice heavy duty ball mount. Hope this helps answer your question.
2282503
You be pushing the limit. This thing is only rated for like 1400lbs tongue weight. You've got a lot of tongue weight
1056943
If I remember correctly, the tongue weight capacity is 1200 lbs and the towing capacity is 12,000 lbs.
1056944
Weight distribution hitch rated up to 1,200 pounds - Gross trailer weight 12,000 pounds
990244
As far as weight goes, you should be fine. My boat and trailer gross at about 4400 lbs, but tongue weight is significantly less. You will have to measure the trailer tongue to see how it will bolt up
2258785
It should not have any problem to load a eBike on this carrier. Make sure to put the heaviest bike to the closest rack to the vehicle for the sake of leverage. Please also consider the tongue weight of your hitch as the carrier itself has 70 lbs plus the weight of the bikes. Don't overload it. I have my downhill bike (50 lbs) and other 3 bikes total at 180 lbs with no issues. My tongue weight max @ 500 lbs.
1553984
At Summit Racing Equipment it says; Maximum Gross Trailer Weight: 10,000 lbs. Maximum Tongue Weight: 1,000 lbs.
2232249
Hello Jeff.This hitch pin is rated at 10,000 lbs for a load rating. If you are seeking a higher rated pin, use keyword RH5-XL instead. Bert CampRigid Hitch Amazon Sales
897853
Yes, the 3500 lbs is to lift the tongue and not the entire trailer so it is plenty. Normally the tongue weight is 10-15% of the trailer weight which is 350-525 lbs in your case.
1045183
Depends on the weight of the RV trailer and the tongue weight. Should not exceed 6000 pounds tow weight and 600 pound tongue weight. Otherwise get a Class IV. If it were me, I would get a Class IV to tow anything over 4000 pounds.
512182
Simply, Yes. Rated at 3550 lbs. I believe it will lift my SUV off the ground! Mine is not as heavy as yours, but is at least 750 lb tongue weight, and it doesn't even strain when I lift both for the weight distribution hitch. BTW I have now had mine for a year, with no issues.
840631
Class I should max at 200 pound tongue weight, II at 350. Same 1-1/4" receiver. So, 35# rack plus bikes equals ??? Your milage may vary, and to be safe I would follow manufacturer's rec'd, but on the other hand if you're carrying 2 light bikes on say a Miata, it may be a better choice than a trunk mount considering the fairly thin and flexible aluminum deck. (Yes, you can find an 1-1/4 hitch for a Miata).
1840458
The hitch extension is plenty strong to handle that type of weight. It would really depend on your reciever and hitch on your vehicle. Hope this helps.
1831840
Ours is a 24' Coachman Captiva Camping Trailer. No problem with it lifting that. I'm sorry I can't tell you what the exact tongue weight is on our camper.
2145890
No idea. I used it to extend a hitch for a bike rack, and it seems to sway more than I would expect. Not so sure it would work for your purposes.