Manufacturer Says this is OK
I drew the 'wavy' red line where the manufacturer says the COG is located. They also say this TC is designed for LWB or SWB 3/4 Ton and higher trucks. Would you do this? Yes, it does ha...
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deltabravo wrote:jimh425 wrote:
...Assuming it is a Lance 1050s as the picture description says.
I think it's just that JJ uploaded in to t folder in his phoobucket acount named "Lance"
lance doesn't use Happihjacs, which the camper in he photo has.
I reckon its a Eagle Cap camper, I conclude that because of the large latches on the compartment doors (EC calls them SLAM LATCHES)
and the graphics.
Been offline today.
Yes it is an Eagle Cap. No it is not my truck or camper.
The camper was picked up yesterday and the picture posted of Facebook by one of my FB friends.
I saw the space between the rear of the truck and the camper and the angle of the rear tie down and said to myself "What!?"
The COG mark came from a brochure for that TC. Maybe the COG mark on the driver's side is different than the passenger side, but why would it be?
Just didn't look right to me, but it may be the best setup on the road today!
