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Originally Posted by wahoonc
Rod,
I also think that the Dry Weight that is on the table from Airstream appears to be axle weight. You would need to add the tongue weight to get the total dry weight. My 1975 weighs close to 6000# empty, by the time it is loaded up for a trip I can tip the scales near the 7000# range.
Aaron
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Rod,
the weights I gave you are the totals (Axle System + Tongue = Total Weight) The "Factory Axle Weight (Axle System)" on your rig is 4325# with 650# "Factory Tongue Weight Without Options or Variable Weights." Here's the breakdown on the other weights, Axle - Tongue):
AC 150# (132# - 18#)
Auxiliary Main Step 11# (4# - 7#)
B.A.L. Jacks 60# (60# - 0#)
Entertainment Group 17# (6# - 11#)
L.P.G Tanks & Liquid Propane (10 gal) 66# (7# - 59#)
Refer - Standard
Spare Tire and Bracket 69# (16# - 53#)
H2O 373# ( 282# -91#)
H2O in Water Heater 83# (102# - -19#)
Waste Tank (Empty) 60# (62# - -2#)
Dual Pane Windows - 65# (60# - 5#)
Vista View Windows - 72#" (64# - 8#)