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ktdtx

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I have a 2024 Paradigm 310rl. Considering getting one of the metal tray things that goes into the receiver for a hitch on the back of the RV.

Does anyone know the weight limit or capacity of the receiver? Including the weight of the tray?
 
BryanValRox

BryanValRox

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ktdtx said:
I have a 2024 Paradigm 310rl. Considering getting one of the metal tray things that goes into the receiver for a hitch on the back of the RV.

Does anyone know the weight limit or capacity of the receiver? Including the weight of the tray?
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This was copied from one of their brochures.

2" receiver style, rear accessory hitch with a 300 pound hitch capacity, 3,000 pound tow capacity .
Hope this helps!
 
George

George

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I'm not an Engineer; I didn't even stay in a Holiday Inn Express but...
While the hitch is rated for 300# — if you put 200# on it 18" away you're at the 300# limit.
And that doesn't count g force multipliers from bumps and dips.
I'm hoping there's a healthy safety factor built in because that's exactly what I've dragged around for a few thousand miles now.1744934314845.png
 
Oregon_Camper

Oregon_Camper

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George said:
I'm not an Engineer; I didn't even stay in a Holiday Inn Express but...
While the hitch is rated for 300# — if you put 200# on it 18" away you're at the 300# limit.
And that doesn't count g force multipliers from bumps and dips.
I'm hoping there's a healthy safety factor built in because that's exactly what I've dragged around for a few thousand miles now.View attachment 3318
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Could you give me the link to that setup? I have some neighbors that just bought a Delta and wanted something just like this.
 
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ktdtx

Member
Thanks again. Not looking to max out the weight but just get a little out of the front of the RV. I understand the leverage, etc.
 
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