The sticker is pained over on my suburban and I'm not seeing a answer on Google. Can anyone tell me what the gvwr is on a 84 burban, diesel, 3/4 ton, 4wd with hydroboost brakes?
the GVWR for a K20 suburban should be 8600
yea if I remember right its around 8600-8800lbs..... I think it depends on if you got tow package or not?
Quote from: lilred on October 03, 2012, 10:04:14 PM
The sticker is pained over on my suburban and I'm not seeing a answer on Google. Can anyone tell me what the gvwr is on a 84 burban, diesel, 3/4 ton, 4wd with hydroboost brakes?
have you tried removing the paint from the sticker?
Your good for atleast 14k
Quote from: burl on October 04, 2012, 04:44:37 AM
Your good for atleast 14k
I dont think the 6.2 would like that! lmao I think its 8600 also
So... If I put the 2000 lb trailer on the suburban i can only haul 600 lb on the trailer? Ftw...
Lol https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKxaISwS5Ts&feature=youtube_gdata_player (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKxaISwS5Ts&feature=youtube_gdata_player)
Quote from: lilred on October 04, 2012, 03:50:51 PM
So... If I put the 2000 lb trailer on the suburban i can only haul 600 lb on the trailer? Ftw...
I use my 2200 lb trailer with a 5500lb truck hualed in on a 1/2 ton burban and towed a heaver truck on my 86 6.2?
oh and I seen that vid lol ive done 72mph with a traier and a s10 blazer lol
I'm talking DOT laws. We all know I've hauled alot more than I should have...... when you have a s10 on the scales over 6,000lb probaby isnt a good thing. LOL
GVWR=gross vehicle weight rating=rating the vehicle itself can handle.
GCWR=gross COMBINATION weight rating=rating of the truck and trailer combined.
That said, DOT cannot legally enforce trailer weights with light trucks because they are not defined on VIN/Identification plates.
But that goes without saying, they CAN enforce you axle weight ratings (GAWR front and rear) on the Suburban. And enforce unsafe hauling/improper hitches/lack of trailer brakes, etc etc.