36bhq Windows

[jd03ctd]

Hello all!

I'm having trouble telling from photos if the windows in the 36bhq are tinted or not.... This is a must for me, at the very least I would have to diy if not.

Thanks!

[OHconstructionguy]

They are not tinted in my 2018

[Mcdade90]

They aren't in my 2019

[Jhernandez1304]

Originally Posted by Mcdade90

They aren't in my 2019

If you don’t mind telling me what you are towing your Sabre 36bhq with? We love this model!!

[High Country Duramax]

2015 Chevy 3/4 ton diesel

[Jhernandez1304]

Originally Posted by High Country Duramax

2015 Chevy 3/4 ton diesel

Do you have any problems with pin weight and going over payload? Man I would love it if I could go with a 3/4 ton instead of 1 ton. What’s your pin weight with your trailer loaded? I know the 2019 model is about 2,100lbs dry.

[High Country Duramax]

More info than you want but here's how my weights break down:


Truck front GAWR 5200
rear GAWR 6200
GVWR 10000
tire weight rating 3195 per corner, 6390 per axle
Max trailer 17,100
max GCWR 24500
Sabre GVWR 14225

Weights when loaded with firewood front truck box, full of water, full of fuel, two adults and two kids in truck.

Steers 5060
Drives 6700
Trailer 11260
Total 23020

Standard bed, Curt 16k fixed hitch, no issues turning, plenty of clearance. I have a set of Timbrens in the rear. Without them the truck was close to level front to back, with the Timbrens the rear is about 1" higher than front. I've pulled the camper from Iowa to the Black Hills and Kansas City for my furthest trips and everywhere in between.

As you can see I'm a little bit over the truck's ratings for a 3/4 ton. I believe you would also be a little over a SRW 3500 ratings assuming a GVWR of 11500.

I carry a lot of firewood, fill up the front of the box. Guessing without the wood, I'd be within specs.