Just put deposit down 25FBQ. What is the real dry unit & tongue weight when deliver

[jimmyle1511]

Hi,

I just got deposit down on 25FBQ with hatch 1AC
I know the Dry weight is always a bit higher than in brochure and tongue weight.

Does anyone here got 2021 25FB and weight their dry weight and tongue weight when unloaded? how many AC and if hatch will make heavier?

Thanks

[ts8501]

I am very interested in replies to your question. I want to configure same as yours, except front twins versus queen.

[RamRider]

I do not know about a 2021, but our 2014 going down the road with a WDH, propane, water, and personal items is a tad over 1100 lbs. Yours is going to be heavier than you are thinking, certainly more than the 875 lb dry wt. You have a very nice AS, I hope you enjoy your travels this year and many more!

[Jeff7176]

Mine is a 2018 25FB with 1 AC and our TW is about 1,150 when loaded for camping.

[s1000pre]

We had a 2020 Int 25FBQ no hatch. My guess is the hatch will add 50-100lbs at most...very little. Being the weight is far aft, it should lighten your hitch...guessing 20ish lbs. The heavy hitch on the 25FBQ is due to geometry & storage location. 90% of your useful storage is up front on the hitch. You don’t have much flexibility shifting weight by packing smart. Example: my 30bunk has a fully loaded hitch weight of 865. That being said, I did tow my 25FBQ with and F-150 6,600 miles all over the country. I’m going to push either a Hensley Arrow or ProPride hitch at you. Many will tell you you don’t need it. ...you don’t need an AS either. I have properly setup an equalizer & blue Ox. I used the Blue ox for most of my 6,600 miles, it worked well...but not perfect. I could still feel trailer sway...especially in 25-30mph crosswinds, spontaneous 50-60mph gusts. I switched to a Hensley and astonished at the difference. Zero sway...zero!!! It works as advertised. ...pro Pride will do the same.

[Peter417]

Congratulations. You are buying the longest lasting trailer ever made.

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[TexasVine]

Congrats on the new AS. We have a the hatch door and I can't imagine it adding more than 50 pounds. Hinges, lock mechanism, perhaps a more reinforced window and trim as well as a screen door are in the modification.