Re: Re: Vehicle Weight Reply #25 – October 22, 2010, 08:27:53 pm Your dry weight will probably be many thousands of pounds less than the GVWR, which may equate to annual registration dollar savings as long as you own your coach in Texas. GVWR is none of what you mentioned. Gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) is the maximum allowable total mass of a road vehicle or trailer when loaded - i.e including the weight of the vehicle itself plus fuel, passengers, cargo, and trailer tongue weight. Note the word "allowable". Quote Selected
Re: Vehicle Weight Reply #26 – October 22, 2010, 08:51:38 pm Where does one find the GCWR for a coach? It is not on the plate that cites the other maximum weights. I have always thought that the front and back axle weights were important to the owner mainly for defining tire pressure. And I didn't think the toad weight had anything to do with coach tire pressure....true? I can see where GCWR would be good to know since one's brakes would be designed to this weight and it should not be exceeded.... true? Quote Selected
Re: Vehicle Weight Reply #27 – October 22, 2010, 09:09:43 pm Quote from: George Hatfield – October 22, 2010, 08:51:38 pmWhere does one find the GCWR for a coach? It is not on the plate that cites the other maximum weights. I have always thought that the front and back axle weights were important to the owner mainly for defining tire pressure. And I didn't think the toad weight had anything to do with this....true? I can see where GCWR would be good to know since one's brakes would be designed to this weight and it should not be exceeded.... true?George,My coach info next to driver;s chair has the GCWR: Quote Selected
Re: Vehicle Weight Reply #28 – October 22, 2010, 09:21:23 pm Hey, thanks Peter. I'll see if it there. I have a photo of the other plate, but not that one.\It was there. Our GCWR is 44880. Our typical weight (full of fuel, 1/2 water, some waste water, fully loaded with stuff for long trip) is about 32500. The GVWR is 34880. So it looks like we could pull a very large car or trailer. I believe our Honda CRV is about 3500 lbs. Quote Selected
Re: Vehicle Weight Reply #29 – October 30, 2010, 07:01:43 am Quote from: Barry Beam – September 13, 2010, 04:37:12 pmThat's why I don't have a column for it.I don't like to put anything in there that I am not sure of and I can't find anything in writing for it.The only other option is members send me their data from the ID plate. Barry I have a 2002 38' U320... attached is a picture of my data plate. Quote Selected
Re: Vehicle Weight Reply #30 – October 30, 2010, 08:41:28 am QuoteBarry I have a 2002 38' U320... attached is a picture of my data plate. Thanks Ron,I am still looking for photos of data plates or the Front & Rear axle weights of these models.2005 - 2010 - all models2004 - U270 - U295 - U3202003 - U270 - U2952002 - U295 - U320 Tag2001 - U270 - U295 - U3202000 - U270 - U2951999 - U295 - U320 40'1996 - U300 - U2801995 - U2951994 - U2401993 - U280 - U2401992 - U225 - U2401991 GV 36001991 GV Unihome1991 GV 3400 1990 GV 225 36' 1990 U280 1989 GV 1989 GV 3600If you have one of these models, could you take a moment to post this info or email me direct at barrybeam@beamalarm.com & I will complete this project page. Quote Selected
Re: Vehicle Weight Reply #31 – October 30, 2010, 11:26:17 am Barry,I sent you my information for my 1999 U320 and you acknowledged it. Quote Selected
Re: Vehicle Weight Reply #32 – October 30, 2010, 12:04:43 pm QuoteI sent you my information for my 1999 U320 and you acknowledged it.Correct, now looking for 40' U320 model Quote Selected
Re: Vehicle Weight Reply #33 – July 28, 2012, 01:25:59 pm Since we have a lot of new members I thought I would bump this up and see if there is any new info on these models that can be added.I am still looking for photos of data plates or the Front & Rear axle weights of these models.Foretravel Vehicle Weight2005 - 2010 - all models2004 - U270 - U295 - U3202003 - U270 - U2952002 - U295 - U320 Tag2001 - U270 - U295 - U3202000 - U270 - U2951999 - U295 - U320 40'1996 - U300 - U2801995 - U2951994 - U2401993 - U280 - U2401992 - U225 - U2401991 GV 36001991 GV Unihome1991 GV 34001990 GV 225 36'1990 U2801989 GV1989 GV 3600If you have one of these models, could you take a moment to post this info or email me direct at barrybeam@beamalarm.com & I will complete this project page. Quote Selected
Re: Vehicle Weight Reply #34 – July 29, 2012, 02:00:44 pm We Have a '05 U320 Front GcWR 14320 Rear GCWR 21000Tag GCWR 9000GVWR 420000 Took pic but doesn't show up very well . Let me know if you perfer that. Quote Selected
Re: Re: Vehicle Weight Reply #35 – July 29, 2012, 11:05:29 pm Barry, I will get you the info tomorrow on the 01. 42 foot U320 Quote Selected
Re: Vehicle Weight Reply #36 – July 30, 2012, 10:55:09 am Barry,I'll send mine tomorrow, 2003 U295 3810 SE (no tag).Tom Quote Selected
Re: Vehicle Weight Reply #37 – July 30, 2012, 11:50:32 am OK here is mine. I hope this photo shows up. Quote Selected
Re: Vehicle Weight Reply #38 – July 30, 2012, 12:54:52 pm It might be a good idea to omit or obscure the VIN number. Quote Selected
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