I am new to towing and trying to calculate how much I can tow with my 2021 F150 2.7 4x2 XLT.
I want to tow two Harley's that combined weight is 1550 lbs ,
Trailer 7x14 Curb Weight: 2,120 Lbs.Payload: 4,880 Lbs., ,
inside my door jam it states
GVWR 6400LB
1591lbs for tire and loading info.

 

It can get confusing. You should be able to find your exact (or close to) numbers straight from the source.

https://www.ford.com/cmslibs/content...0_r4_Oct20.pdf

 

If you weigh your truck, you will know how much payload you have available, but that trailer with the bikes is not going to add much weight to your truck. The majority of the trailer weight will be on the trailer. I don't know the tongue weight of your trailer with the bikes on board, but it can't be much so it is not going to reduce you payload by much. What do you intend to carry in the bed of the truck? It looks like you are well within your trailer payload.

 

Thanks !!!

I will not have anything in the bed of
the truck.

 

that amount is of no significance.

Before pulling out identify that the trailer has brakes or the type, maybe surge brakes. Make sure they work.

 

That's a good call. My 6x12 (enclosed) doesn't have brakes, but it's single axle. 21' (2001) (boat / tandem axle ~5000lb total) has surge brakes and they really help. (whether towed with an Expedition or Class C motorhome...haven't towed it yet with my F250)

Not a showstopper if that size(7x14) trailer / payload doesn't have brakes, but they sure do help.

 

Weight sets the legal requirement for independent brakes in virtually all states. This trailer requires brakes.