Norotso

A park model is like a mobile home, so no way I would subject my truck to that. If you can afford a park model, you can afford to have it professionally moved.

murf

Seasonal site. It will never leave that spot once in place. The only thing that I would be worried about is the tongue weight. Overall weight is fine.

Here's a link
http://www.rvt.com/Palomino-Puma-39B...537813-UX83749

Norotso

Go rent a 1 ton for a few hours....

93Cobra#2771

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This.

iknfixit

Let somebody move it that has the liability insurance to do it. If you do it and overweight I would think you assume all liability.

dcuthill

My parents used to own a RV dealership and we were tasked with moving a 39ft park model one day. My old mans 3500 series chev had the hitch bent from the weight. We ended up using my uncles JD tractor to move it. I wouldn't recommend using your F150.

whitescrew77

Damn. /\

That trailer is 1600 lbs on hitch and 10000 lbs in overall weight. 5 TONS! If you'd tow that you are begging for something bad to happen. But if you do, get a picture, because we all want to see it!

WesJTX

You guys do realize if optioned correctly the F-150 can be rated to tow 11300 lbs right? So the 10k is still well within the limits IF the truck is optioned correctly.

Wes

ecobeest

Not technically 'being towed', but I can assure everyone, it was hauled there...

From a recent winter camping trip.



We had a 'little bit' of shoveling to do to enjoy our nightly campfire.

EcoboostKev

Diehard campers! Love it!!! If i was gonna dig mine out of the snow and hook up i would be heading south until i saw palm trees!