Lets see your campers being towed
07-25-2012, 07:51 AM
#601
Originally Posted by mastertinner
Already posted a pic earlier but here is one without the truck cap just before we left for a 400 mile trip.
Here is a front shot with the **** mirrors. Debated a while on wether to get these or the factory tow mirrors.
I can't believe how easily and comfortably these trucks pull these campers. Pulling an 8000lb windbreak and being able to pass slower traffic better than my 2003 4.2l f150 could without a load, is just impressive.
Here is a front shot with the **** mirrors. Debated a while on wether to get these or the factory tow mirrors.
I can't believe how easily and comfortably these trucks pull these campers. Pulling an 8000lb windbreak and being able to pass slower traffic better than my 2003 4.2l f150 could without a load, is just impressive.
07-25-2012, 09:18 AM
#602
2011 Lariat Screw EB
Already posted a pic earlier but here is one without the truck cap just before we left for a 400 mile trip.
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Here is a front shot with the **** mirrors. Debated a while on wether to get these or the factory tow mirrors.
Attachment 130930
I can't believe how easily and comfortably these trucks pull these campers. Pulling an 8000lb windbreak and being able to pass slower traffic better than my 2003 4.2l f150 could without a load, is just impressive.
Attachment 130929
Here is a front shot with the **** mirrors. Debated a while on wether to get these or the factory tow mirrors.
Attachment 130930
I can't believe how easily and comfortably these trucks pull these campers. Pulling an 8000lb windbreak and being able to pass slower traffic better than my 2003 4.2l f150 could without a load, is just impressive.
07-25-2012, 12:58 PM
#603
Senior Member
07-25-2012, 07:21 PM
#604
Senior Member
jferg92, you are correct.
murf, you will like it there. We spent five days there in june. Nice beach and bike trail. Campsites seem to be pretty roomy for the most part. Before you go make sure you oil that hitch. Must be getting pretty rusty by now.lol
murf, you will like it there. We spent five days there in june. Nice beach and bike trail. Campsites seem to be pretty roomy for the most part. Before you go make sure you oil that hitch. Must be getting pretty rusty by now.lol
07-27-2012, 11:08 AM
#607
ColdWar Vet-USN Shellback
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08-03-2012, 01:12 PM
#608
I can wait for my 1000 miles to click off so we can tow our mobile Condo. My 1999 Tahoe had served us well for 8 yrs and adding 140,000 to the 227,000 at trade. The 30WRLS is 6200# dry, 640# tongue, and about 6800# camping ready. The picture is from our 2008 5000 mile 3 week trip out west. We had just climbed from 4000 ft at Buffalo, WY to the top of Powder River Pass at 10000.
08-03-2012, 03:26 PM
#610
Originally Posted by treault
2013 Forest River Salem 32BHDS. Awesome trailer, awesome truck. Gas mileage while towing not so great.