If you've spent any time here at all, you should know two things: dry weights are worthless and 1/2 ton towing questions must start with the payload number.
Conservatively, add about 1,000 lbs to your trailer's dry weight or just use the GVWR of the trailer, whichever is lower. So, you're likely going to be towing around 8,200 lbs. That will put about 1,000 lbs on your hitch (using the mid-point of the typical 10-15% range).
That leaves you 692 lbs for WDH, all the people in your car (including you ... you get no driver allowance for payload), gear, stuff in your bed, and so on.
You can do it, but it will be close. I wouldn't advise it. I'm right at or just over my payload and my 1/2 ton just can't handle it.
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TV: 2019 F-350 Lariat 4WD CCSB 6.7 PSD 3.55, 3,591 lb payload
Former RV: 2018 Rockwood Mini Lite 2504S
Former RV: 2007 Fleetwood/Coleman Utah
Former TV: 2005 F-150 King Ranch 4WD SCrew 5.4L Tow Package
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