I have to be careful here as the wrong advice could be dangerous. Please read the examples carefully:
The specs say 3500lb with the towing package.
Specs say 3100 lbs., but that's maximum. Doesn't mean it will do so without undue stress. I'm towing a "box" camper titled at 1800 lbs. and it does ok, but wouldn't want to go much higher.
Not sure what specs are but 10,000 is about rated max i would say.
I would say no more than 2,000lbs. Trailer brakes would be helpful.
It should say in the glove compartment. My 95 says 1885 lbs. With the 5.0 liter
From my research, I would say 2000lbs with a 200 tongue weight max. This can be accomplished with a class I hitch.
Pickup's do not have a towing capacity, per se, they have a rating to the hitch that limits their towing capacity by hitch type; and that depends on the type of trailer that is connected to them. That year truck had between 195hp / 260lb-ft through a 295hp / 395lb-ft motors in stock packages, towing capacity is rated between 10,500 and 25,500 depending on which package the truck has. This could also be increased by using trailers with auxiliary braking systems, 5th wheels, etc. Look on the hitch it should say "Tongue weight" and capacity, and those are the beginnings of your limits.
The only information i can find say's not to tow anything heavier than your mr2 wich weighs1,220 kg's
Mazda does not supply a rated towing capacity for the Mazda3, probably for legal reasons. Some people say you can bolt/weld on a class 1 hitch, and speculate that it should be fine for towing 1000 lbs, but this is unofficial (see related links). Previous answer, but the poster did not mention their source of information: 500 kg without brakes 900 kg with brakes
If you mean how old you should be to read it, then I say if you can read, you can read maximum ride.
I can say it is 29 Amps.But again it depends on the cable length.The more the cable length is the less the current carrying capacity will be.
From Autobuyguide.com (http://www.autobuyguide.com/1995/12-aut/toyota/4runner/reviews/index.html). "Toyota rates this vehicle's towing capacity at 3500 lb. We don?t question this, but we do think that towing a 3500-lb. trailer would require some patience. If you have a log of medium-heavy towing planned for your new sport/ute - say, 2500 lb. or more - this may not be the right vehicle for you." I tend to agree. I have a '95 3.0L V6 SR5 4WD and towing a 3,000 lbs. pop up I borrowed from a friend was dragging it down HARD through the mountains of Colorado.