jferg92

Pulling my friends 28' to Wolf Creek. Doesnt look like theres a whole lot of my generation in this section

rigrat2011

Looks Good, but it looks like pic 3 needs roadmasters

jjm1024

What's your generation? Couldn't see on the pic too well on my cellphone. I'm assuming you are younger. I'm 29 so I like to think that still counts as younger!

PapaTrk

I have pull to Colorado from OK most of the time. I have a 23ft TrailVision Hybrid that I pull with a 2005 5.4 Triton Screw. We love the Fold down beds that allow both GGKids to have own sleeping area and wardrobe with full bath across the back. Wife and I are retired, love our 5.4 and camping. Truck mileage varies with wind from 8' to 13mpg... Staying at Hwy speeds even on steep pulls...

sllydderrr

I think he means the truck. It is the 97-03 style (10th generation). I don't know enough about them to get more specific.

jferg92

Ya the back end could use aal's but it really doesnt squat as bad as having a load of hay. The body sway is what really gets me on the highway. And by generation i did mean body style lol. But ya on the other subject i'm only 20. When i finish college, start a family, and settle down, a camper will probably be my first toy.

aluna

moosedog

this pic was taken at Fort Casey state park in Washington St. / Sept. 2011

eduardobibm

Nice rig, whats the model of the camper? Looks big.

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.