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“The GCWR is the maximum combined weight of the tow vehicle and the load you will pull.”
“The GCWR and the GVWR are stamped on a metal plate inside a door and are also located somewhere else, perhaps in the engine compartment.”
“The gross combined weight rating GCWR is the weight of the vehicle when empty—no passengers, provisions, liquids, or fuel.”
“Subtracting the GCWR from the GVWR provides a rig load potential—the amount of weight you can safely add to the payload.”
“Weight Management: The Good, the Bad, and the GSBTD ll rigs have two weight ratings: the GCWR and GVWR.”
“To calculate GCWR, you must determine the actual weight being towed and the total weight of the trailer and two vehicles combined.”
“The more the rig can carry the gap between the GCWR and the GVWR, the more people and provisions you can safely transport.”
“If you plan on adding roof pods or a generator, these should be included in the calculation of GCWR and GVWR.”
“The ideal rig has a broad range between the GCWR and the GVWR.”
“The spread between the GCWR and the GVWR ratings is important.”
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