GCWR F350

Your numbers are incorrect or ........ inaccurate math.

Your truck is good for 23,500.......
Your trailer will be good for.....????

As Ridgeline asked.... what trailer? You gotta add that in. You're trailer will carry some and your truck will carry some. Basically what your math says is; your going to pull a trailer but the truck is going to carry the entire weight. Thats incorrect. Your truck is only carrying the tongue weight of the trailer & the weight of the truck.

 

Yes... if we're on the same page here. That represents towing. That includes the trailer & the stuff on the trailer.

A lot of this is going to depend on how the cargo is loaded. You got to understand the rules, leverage & weight distribution. That's something that only time & experience is going to educate you.
My suggestion is if your more than 1/2 your max weight, take it to a scale & weigh it. Its gonna save you an over weight on axle somewhere.
You need to know what each axle rating is & how to properly distribute your weights to each axle.
You need to look at each axle weight & your gross weight.

Using your numbers, your gross combination weight cant exceed 31,000 lb.

I am not an expert on hot shot weights, so I'll welcome any corrections to my post from other members.

 

I've never heard of that so I don't know. These newer one ton trucks is something I don't keep up with much.

Hopefully some of the other hotshot guys can help you out.