Never go by the dry weight, that's the weight of the trailer with no options, and no propane in the tanks. The weight of the A/C, awning, gear, etc. must all be counted toward total weight. That includes the weight of everyone in your vehicle, the wife, kids, and the family dog. Its always best to use the trailer's GVWR as your number. Without more info, I'll go out on a limb and suggest that you will be pushing the capabilities of the truck, more important, I think you'll be overweight.