Hello, Our first HiLo

You may want to take it to a scale to get actual weights as it may weigh more than you think. For instance, the listed hitch weight on my 24 foot model is 520. Actual weight measured on a CAT scale is 720. Just sayin' . . .

Yes you're right, I thought about taking it to a scale. Then I thought .... what difference does it make now. I bought it, I own it, I have to tow it. Actually, it should have been part of the buying decision. The trailer has brakes and my truck is rated to tow 9500 lbs and it tows it fine. The weight distributing hitch and suspension air bags compensate for the tongue weight. Although, I probably exceed the hitch rating. But, I still think about going to a scale because I'm curious.
Larry
 
357, Four guide blocks on each side! That's a long trailer! Does it still have 4 lift cables or are there more? Very interesting/impressive. Can't wait to see more of it. Where in Fl. are you? Might be worth a drive to see that.
Treeclimber

Looks like 4 lift cables, 2 attaching points on each side of the top. I didn't go underneath to count, I'm wearing a clean shirt.

We live in Odessa a little north of Tampa. It would be about a 2 or 2 1/2 hr drive from Bonita Springs (if your avatar location is still correct). And we would love to meet you. Call or text 813 245 5448 for directions
Larry
 
Getting your HiLo weighed.

I wouldn't feel right if I didn't strongly suggest you get your trailer weighed. It is a must to have the right tow vehicle for your trailer weight. The weight of gear,people,water and propane all factor in. Keep us posted.
 

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