MMENE MUNGASANKHA GALIMOTO YOYENERA KUYERA NDIPONSO KANALALA YA WOYENDA KAPENA WWIELI LACHISANU

Do you want to take your RV on the road, but don’t know what tow vehicle is right for you? This can be a difficult decision, especially with all of the different options available. In this blog post, we will discuss the different types of tow vehicles and trailers, and help you decide which combination is best for you. We’ll also provide some tips on how to select the right tow vehicle and trailer for your needs. So, whether you’re just starting out in the RV world or are looking for an upgrade, read on for some helpful advice.

Posankha galimoto yokoka, chinthu chofunika kwambiri ndi kulemera kwa ngoloyo. Muyenera kusankha galimoto yomwe ingakoke motetezeka komanso mosavuta kulemera kwa ngolo yanu. Chotsatira choyenera kuganizira ndi mtundu wa ngolo yomwe mudzakhala mukugwiritsa ntchito. Ma trailer oyenda ndi mawilo achisanu come in a variety of sizes and weights, so you’ll need to make sure that your chosen vehicle can handle the size and weight of your particular model. Once you’ve considered these factors, you can begin narrowing down your options.

Because every vehicle, travel trailer and fifth wheel are different there’s no one size fits all answer. However, we can provide you with some basic guidelines that should point you in the right direction.

THE TERMS – ALPHABET SOUP

The Tow Vehicle:

Mtengo wa GVWR – Gross Vehicle Weight Rating. Max weight your vehicle can tow and cargo. Sometimes displayed on a sticker in your car door, or you can call your vehicle make’s dealer and provide the VIN. They will provide you with the GVWR.
Mtengo wa GCWR – Gross Combined Weight Rating. Vehicle GVWR + Trailer GVWR
Mphamvu Yokokera – The maximum weight of the trailer (including the trailer’s cargo) that the tow vehicle can tow
CHIPHONYA – The gross axle weight rating. This is the maximum weight that can be placed on an axle
Payload – How much cargo weight the truck can support.

The Travel Trailer kapena Fifth Wheel:

Mtengo wa GVWR – Gross Vehicle Weight Rating.  Like the tow vehicle GVWR, this is the maximum weight of the trailer plus its cargo, including full holding (water/gray/black) tanks.

UVW / Dry Weight – Weight of trailer without anything in or liquid in tanks.

CCC – Cargo Carrying Capacity. This is the weight that can be put in the trailer, and it includes weight of liquid water tanks. This is often calculated by GVWR – UVW or GVWR can be estimated by UVW + CCC.

Lilime Kulemera – This is the weight of the front part of the trailer, and it counts directly against the payload of the tow vehicle.

Gudumu lachisanu 38C Cast pamwamba mbale-kalavani mbali zagalimoto Hitch Heavy Duty Hitch

MALAMULO WACHIWIRI (SI OONA NTHAWI ZONSE)

KUTI GALIMOTO INGAWERENGE BWANJI ZIMADALIRA MTUNDU WA GALIMOTO NDIPONSO ZOMWE ZOMWE ZINACHITIKA KALE MU GALIMOTO. LAMULO WACHIWIRI LA CHALA CHALA NDI

Kuchuluka kwa galimoto yomwe ingakoke kumadalira mtundu wa galimoto komanso njira zokokera zomwe zaikidwa kale m'galimotoyo. Muyenera kudziwa malire agalimoto yanu koma lamulo lalikulu ndi:

• kwa kutsogolo gudumu pagalimoto galimoto kapena yaing'ono SUV ndi 1500 mapaundi
• SUV yapakatikati kapena yonyamula ma 3000 mapaundi
• SUV yathunthu kapena galimoto yonyamula matani 5000 mapaundi kapena kupitilira apo. 
• Ngati mukukonzekera kukoka kampu yodzaza mokwanira (thanki yamadzi yathunthu), yesetsani kusunga kalavaniyo kulemera kwa 75% ya GVWR.
• Midsize trailers (20-30′) are typically 6,000-8,000 pounds.
• Larger than 30′ trailers are 10,000 pounds or more.
• Zofunika za ngolo monga kulemera, mapaundi pa ekseli ndi VIN angapezeke pa chimango cha khomo lalikulu khomo.

KODI MULI NDI GALIMOTO YAKO YA TOW KALE?

Ngati muli ndi kale galimoto kapena SUV yokulirapo ndiye kuti muli ndi theka lankhondo yomwe mwamenyedwa kale. Mutha kupeza kuchuluka kwa kukoka kwanu pogwiritsa ntchito athu chida chokokera kapena poyimbira malo ogulitsa magalimoto apafupi ndikupereka VIN. VIN yanu imakuthandizani kuzindikira injini, chimango, ma phukusi ndi mabuleki omwe ali pagalimoto yanu.

Now that you have this information, you can narrow down trailer selection by weight. Most RVers keep their trailer GVWR under their towing vehicle towing capacity, and you should also keep the tongue weight and GAWR within range. Travel trailers can reduce their hitch or tongue weight by installing a weight-distribution hitch. With the GVWR information in your arsenal you can head over to butlerrvcenter.com and filter down your search by “Weight”.

KUSANKHA TRAILER POYAMBA

Kusankha kalavani kaye kumakupatsani ufulu wosankha kalavani pazinthu zomwe zikugwirizana ndi zosowa zanu osati kulemera. Osanena kuti zitha kutenga nthawi yayitali kuti mupeze RV ndiye galimoto yokokera yomwe ikugwirizana ndi inu ndi ngolo yanu. Mukufuna kukumbukira malire aliwonse agalimoto mukagula. Mwachitsanzo, ngati mukufuna kukwanira anthu 8 mgalimoto yanu, ndiye kuti mudzakhala mu ma SUV akuluakulu osati magalimoto. Izi zimachotsa mawilo onse achisanu chifukwa amafunikira galimoto kuti ikoke.

Once armed with the weight of the trailer you choose then you should purchase a vehicle that can tow that weight. This is important because you not only want to be safe and handle the load you’re towing, but you want to ensure that you can maintain reasonable speeds over all types of terrain.