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Topic: Towing capacity question  (Read 2200 times)

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SteveS doesn't kayak anymore

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boat 1100
trailer 400 (assuming aluminum)


just don't put 7 people in the van. and it should be ok-enough. 
I tow my 19/20 foot CC with a highlander.  (5K towing capacity), with fuel and all its about 4K.  I did put EOH brakes on it, so it is now supersweet


FishHunt(Ty)

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boat 1100
trailer 400 (assuming aluminum)


just don't put 7 people in the van. and it should be ok-enough. 
I tow my 19/20 foot CC with a highlander.  (5K towing capacity), with fuel and all its about 4K.  I did put EOH brakes on it, so it is now supersweet

I  think the Trailer is Galvanized Metal, may be 200lb+., van is Front 2 wheel drive, 4 peoples will be in the Van (+500lb). I know to much for the Van. Thanks