RV....Full time?

[MrRational]

Originally Posted by jacmacattack

...will a 1500 dodge ram 5.7 pull A 29 ft hornet 10,000 lbs safe...

That's a truck, hitch, brakes and trans cooler question.

Originally Posted by Edmunds

Standard on the Laramie trim and optional on the SLT is a 5.7-liter V8 with a five-speed auto and cylinder deactivation technology. Output is 390 hp and 407 lb-ft of torque. Fuel economy with 2WD is 14/20/16 mpg (4WD is 1 mpg less). In performance testing, a 4WD Hemi-powered Crew Cab model went from zero to 60 mph in 7.6 seconds. Maximum towing capacity when properly equipped is 9,100 pounds.

True Towing capacities??? - DodgeForum.com

[StealthRabbit]

Originally Posted by jacmacattack

I PLAN ON DOING SOME CAMPING THIS SUMMER IN N.H And i might pull the camper 6-8 times maybe 150 miles round trip.So what i need to find out will a 1500 dodge ram 5.7 pull A 29 ft hornet 10,000 lbs safe or do i need a 3/4 ton truck or will a half ton do the job??? The camper was just gifted to me so new to all thank you

hills or lake? (NH has both)

How new? any towing options (brakes + cooing + sway bars?_)

If not, fly to TX and pick up a used (rust free) Cummins for $2000-$4000 (I just got my 3rd) (I keep a fleet)

Be safe. (BRAKES) be considerate of your rig (tranny and axles / weight / cargo / handling

1/2tons are utility use, but very inexpensive and handy for light duty. 10,000# is beyond that, but is capable.(on the flat / open road)

[qlty]

Rent before you buy my best advise I have owned 5 Rvs over the years its not for everyone fuel will be the bigest expense unless you stay in a place for long periods.