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Oldtymeflyr
May 30, 2014Explorer
No problem. The short bed unit should be just fine. When you get into slides and large tanks it may start to push the limits. You have good truck that is about a robust as they get.
Camper manufacture's weights are notoriously on the light side. I would try to pin down the weight of the camper you choose carefully if you are getting a big boy.
You don't need to do anything to the truck other than wiring for the camper and some camper tie downs.
After a year or so I added air bags, not really necessary but I like to keep the camper level. I raise the frame of the truck to the point that the main springs are just about off of the overloads, then I have no sway.
We both travel and spend a few days at one location. It works for us.
Good luck.
Camper manufacture's weights are notoriously on the light side. I would try to pin down the weight of the camper you choose carefully if you are getting a big boy.
You don't need to do anything to the truck other than wiring for the camper and some camper tie downs.
After a year or so I added air bags, not really necessary but I like to keep the camper level. I raise the frame of the truck to the point that the main springs are just about off of the overloads, then I have no sway.
We both travel and spend a few days at one location. It works for us.
Good luck.
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