[JDDilly]

what you need to look at is the cargo capacity of your TV. It will be on a yellow sticker on the drivers door jam. Then add up all items added to the TV after coming off the line; people, gas, gear, WD hitch and anything else. The excess is what you have for tough weight. The 1900rd has a GVWR of 4700 lbs, yielding a hitch weight a little over 700 lbs. You will only know exactly by hitting a CAT scale. Many of the published numbers, or the ones sales people taught, are worthless when it comes to towing an RV.

Most of us on here have learned from our own past mistake of too much trailer for the TV. It is not safe and makes driving much more stressful. Good luck in your travels.