Truck-Camper  Loading  Information 
This label  is inside  your glove box.  It will tell you  if 
your  vehicle  can  carry  a slide-in  camper,  how  much  of 
a 
load  your vehicle can  carry,  and  how  to correctly spread 
out  your  load.  Also,  it  will  help  you  match  the right 
slide-in camper  to  your  vehicle. 
When  you  carry a slide-in  camper,  the total  cargo load 
of your  vehicle  is the weight  of the  camper,  plus 
everything  else added  to the  camper after  it left 
the  factory, 
0 everything in the camper  and 
all the people inside. 
The Cargo  Weight  Rating  (CWR)  is the  maximum 
weight  of the  load  your  vehicle  can carry.  It doesn’t 
include  the  weight 
of the people  inside. But, you  can 
figure about 
150 lbs. (68 kg)  for each seat. 
The  total  cargo load  must  not  be  more  than  your 
vehicle’s  CWR. 
Refer  to the  Truck  Camper  Loading  Information  label 
in 
glove box for dimensions A and B as shown  in  the 
following illustration.  Use  the  rear 
edge of  the  load 
floor for measurement 
purposes. The  recommended  location  for the  cargo 
center  of gravity  is at point  C  for the  CWR. 
It is the 
point  where  the  mass  of  a body 
is concentrated  and, 
if suspended at that point,  would  balance  the front 
and  rear. 
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