The inTech Sol Horizon has a dry weight of 3350lbs and a GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating of 4000lbs), which means 650lbs of stuff you can pack in the unit before you exceed the GVWR (not recommended). So with a vehicle equipped for towing 5000lbs (including people), you are within your limit. See what they are towing with and ask how it handles, gas mileage, how far they go, how it handles inclines and declines etc and then make your decision. Good Luck!
Speaking for all husbands.....we are all quite a lug!
@texaslgmax My husband is more a cupcake. 🤣 I still don’t know the make and model of their tow vehicle but they added the anti-sway and WD equipment which I’d do as well. If I get this beauty then there is nothing else I’ll need to add on because this has basically everything. Honestly, I think it’ll be either this or the TAB 400 though I really dislike the kitchen sink in the 400 and if I go with the 400, then I’ll want to get a grill/griddle and some sort of cooler. The difference in price might seal the deal though. We will see. 🤷🏻♀️ I haven’t seen either in person so I’ll make my decision then but I’m thinking the LGM might be out.
Let me just say this Me0867, there are ALWAYS things to get for your trailer. You'll see. I won't overwhelm you with everything we purchased in the after-market to make a difference, but suffice it to say that you're not done once you buy the trailer, regardless of the make. Things like the septic hose, fresh water hose and filter, power cord and filter/monitor, wheel chocks, stabilizing pads, etc, etc, etc. Etrailer.com will become your friend!
Good Luck! You'll be just fine.......
