lance camper porpoising and tires cupping
I have a lance squire lite extended cabover on a 2003 ford F250 SuperDuty, 4x4 Short Bed, Crew Cab. i replaced the shocks when i got the camper with rancho 9000 XL adjustable shocks. I am not sure the...
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well sorry, but i thought for sure i said i have the squire LITE, not the squire. I have a short bed truck and a SHORT BED CAMPER. you're telling me i have a long bed camper in a short bed pickup? wrong. You're telling me a 3/4 ton super duty short bed cannot handle a 1,690 pound camper? the weight is too far back? Ok, I give up. Thanks for the smart people that responded, however it's difficult to tell the difference on a forum. the model is a 185s 8'6" extended cab.
p.s. this camper has no air conditioner. no microwave. nothing heavy up top. i generally travel with 1/2 tank of water if that. I am a single person and usually travel alone, so there is not much supplies in the camper. the food and water is low and to the front of the bed. only a few clothes up in the cabover. I do not carry a genny. I do remember that once I hauled my little lightweight trailer with 1 quad in it, never had a bounce (porpoise) perhaps it's as easy as always towing my trailer.
p.s. this camper has no air conditioner. no microwave. nothing heavy up top. i generally travel with 1/2 tank of water if that. I am a single person and usually travel alone, so there is not much supplies in the camper. the food and water is low and to the front of the bed. only a few clothes up in the cabover. I do not carry a genny. I do remember that once I hauled my little lightweight trailer with 1 quad in it, never had a bounce (porpoise) perhaps it's as easy as always towing my trailer.
