It all depends. You need to look at:
-your tow weight, which looks like 9850
-The trailer weight, 7995, then add about 1,000 lbs of supplies and junk.
-Hitch weight. Normally this is about 10-15% of trailer weight, so about 800-1200 lbs.
-Truck load weight. This includes everything in it, such as gas, gear, people. You add the trailer hitch weight to this.
You don't want to clobber your truck by being at it's max in any category. However, a good weight distributing hitch can help a lot with tongue weight.
Crunch your numbers, see what you get. I just bought my trailer and did all the numbers like 20 times before buying. My Tundra pulls 10.6k and I got a trailer that is about 8000k. So that one may be a lot for your truck. Also depends on how long you plan to keep your truck.
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2008 Toyota Tundra Limited
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