About to buy the Infinity 3750

[Sewing Maven]

Hi Everyone!

My husband & I are new to RV'ing. We will be full-timers and are currently in WA. We are in love with the 3750. I have a Ford F250 diesel XLT with extended cab & xtra long bed. Will this be large enough to tow are new baby?

Also, has anyone encountered any issues with this model that I should expect?

[thejean]

Beautiful trailer!

Not sure about the tow rig though. Even if you're under weight (need to check the weight rating on the pin and make sure it doesn't exceed the rear axle weight rating. Even if it does, you might want a dually for lateral stability. I think you'll be close though. Also make sure you're running in at least E load rated tires (the 2011+ stock tires are but not sure about earlier years).

[lmsteck]

Isn't that a 40' trailer? rudder has the Infinity 3750FL and he pulls it with a MDT (Medium Duty Truck). You might want to send him a PM. He'll probably have a good idea of what kind of truck you'd need or maybe someone who owns one will chime in.

[Cooper]

http://www.trailerlife.com/trailer-towing-guides/

Try this site for towing guides for your Ford.

Hope this helps
Coops

[FlyingDutchmen]

Welcome to the Forum. Hope your new setup works out for you.

[aapcon131]

The Infinity 3750 fiver is the same unit as the 3650 Komfort fiver, pin wt is 2200+ lbs and trailer wt is approx 12348lbs, I pull mine with a 3500 dulley Ram with no problem or strain on the truck. A friend of mine has a 250 Ford and pulls a Grand junction about the same size and he has pulling issues and his fuel mileage is terrible 8-10, I get about 11.8- 12.4 mpg pulling my 3650 Komfort. Hope this helps and good luck, Welcome to the forum

[movinonbob]

I'm late to the discussion, but I have a 3640 which is about the same wt and I pull it with a GMC 2500 with duramax 6.6 and allison auto. I have no problem handling the wt and I'm sure you won't either. As a point of reference my previous unit weighed more and we pulled it all over the US with no problems. I get about the same mpg as the previous post with the Ram 3500. Hook-up and go!!!!!!!
Movinonbob