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I just looked up the Toyota Tundra and it's still a large truck.
Funny sidenote, this week I saw a VW Eos pulling a caravan.
An Eos has a 1,500kg rated towing capacity. How big was the caravan? Seems kind of dangerous, but I've definitely seen people with worse towing setups. 😂
My RV is 8,000 pounds dry (3,600kg). I wanted a smaller truck for better gas mileage, but I wouldn't have been able to tow with it, as they were mostly rated at about 5,500 pounds (2,500kg).
They're rated differently here in Germany.
I regularly see setups like this here
But I truly appreciate you converting your measurements
Here's a recent picture of mine on moving day. The RV is 30ft long (9m), with dual axles.