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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jimh425 wrote:cleary wrote:jimh425 wrote:
How did you calculate the COG to figure exactly where it is and are you sure you measured right?
Jim, it is marked on the side of the camper on my 106UDB
Chuck
My point is that something isn't adding up or OP's camper manufacturer intentionally created a camper than can't be used on a truck. That's why I'm doublechecking insteading of assuming the OP knows what they are doing.
They mentioned this is their "first" camper, so I thought it was reasonable that they might be using the numbers incorrectly.
Hey Jim,
The CG sticker on my rig is close to being right over the axle. I've never really checked it out. The 106 is 10' 10" long so has 8 inches less overhang than the 11' 6" rigs a lot of members have. I don't think he has a problem. Like you say he's new to campers. He is probably just going by sticker on it.
Hopefully he'll make another post and fill in the blanks.
Cheers,
Chuck
