COG - I broke a cardinal rule...go easy on me
So...months of research and shopping and the wifey and I recently settle on our first truck camper. I'm talking about a 2006 Okanagan 106 UDB. The TC is perfect for us with respect to amenities a...
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Relax buddy, you're just fine. We have 08 106 UDB and our F350 Dually with a 32 inch extension handles it without a problem. We pull a 16 foot trailer loaded with 4-wheelers, or sleds (snowmobiles), gas and a lot of other junk.
All 3 tanks, fresh water, poop and grey are forward in the basement. If you lift the step into the cab over you will see that the fresh water tank is 7 inches from the front wall of the basement and the grey is about 12 inches from it. If you look into the basement storage from the rear you can see that all 3 tanks are forward. I visited the OK factory before getting our 106 and I have a picture of the basement upside down before the floor was installed. You can see the tanks already installed. I would post it here but for some reason my new computer wont' let me. If you will PM with your email address I will send it to you.
Wet, with all our gear ready to rock and roll our 106 tips the scales around 5 grand.
It's a great camper, you'll love it,
Chuck
All 3 tanks, fresh water, poop and grey are forward in the basement. If you lift the step into the cab over you will see that the fresh water tank is 7 inches from the front wall of the basement and the grey is about 12 inches from it. If you look into the basement storage from the rear you can see that all 3 tanks are forward. I visited the OK factory before getting our 106 and I have a picture of the basement upside down before the floor was installed. You can see the tanks already installed. I would post it here but for some reason my new computer wont' let me. If you will PM with your email address I will send it to you.
Wet, with all our gear ready to rock and roll our 106 tips the scales around 5 grand.
It's a great camper, you'll love it,
Chuck
