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handye9
May 18, 2015Explorer II
Here's a link to Forest River web site. You can look at floor plans for their various brands.
Two units that come to mind are Flagstaff 831FKBSS and Rockwood 8315BSS. Only difference between the two, are interior color schemes and decals. I have the Flagstaff.
These trailers are quite heavy on the tongue weight. Before you load any dishes, pots and pans, bedding, camping gear, groceries, and water, they are already pushing 900 lbs on the tongue. With a WD hitch and loaded up for camping, they'll need 11 - 1200 lbs out of your payload. For a large number of 1/2 ton trucks and SUVs, that would be a stretch.
Two units that come to mind are Flagstaff 831FKBSS and Rockwood 8315BSS. Only difference between the two, are interior color schemes and decals. I have the Flagstaff.
These trailers are quite heavy on the tongue weight. Before you load any dishes, pots and pans, bedding, camping gear, groceries, and water, they are already pushing 900 lbs on the tongue. With a WD hitch and loaded up for camping, they'll need 11 - 1200 lbs out of your payload. For a large number of 1/2 ton trucks and SUVs, that would be a stretch.
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