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The first-hookup photo drew warnings about rear squat and a nose-high trailer. Nissan’s manual turns that concern into a measurable setup: 10% to 15% tongue weight, an 850-pound cap, and weight distribution above 5,000 pounds.

A Ford Maverick needed 1 minute 29 seconds to pull a Sea-Doo Switch from a wet ramp. The visible FX4 decal points to AWD, while its tow package, loaded trailer weight, drive mode, and ramp conditions remain unknown.

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The owner kept the trip short and admitted the tongue weight was off. Published Bobcat and PJ figures put a conservative comparison at 5,049 to 5,549 pounds before the rear rake.

The SEL’s 3,500-pound ceiling is a braked-trailer rating. If 2,650 is the Coachmen’s unloaded weight, water, options, and camping gear can use the remaining margin quickly.

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The trailer sits 3,700 pounds below the tow rating. Brinkley’s 12% tongue-weight floor uses 924 pounds, leaving only 56 pounds of the Tundra’s 1,400-pound door-sticker payload before hitch hardware.

Chevrolet’s 13,000-pound Duramax and its 8,700-pound ZR2 share an engine. The tow chart shows only 300 pounds is a direct ZR2 loss. The other 4,000 pounds appears when Max Trailering raises GCWR.