Sold the TT, ordered our first truck Camper,
a Northstar TC 800 from Hill's in Yakima. Now the waiting begins. I'll install the Torklift brackets so I'll be ready when it arrives. If your vehicle breaks down and requires to be towed, will...
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Congrats. You will have fun. Keep in mind that there is no perfect RV. You have sacrificed room and ease of install (hooking a trailer easier than loading a TC), and storage space, but lost taxes on the vehicle the trailer was….
Depends on the tow truck driver a lot of times. I had a heavy class-c and the guy towed it with a regular 2500 series truck. The front wheels of the tow truck were almost coming off the ground, but he wanted the money so just laughed it off.
The tow co will likely send a bigger truck for you. Your whole rig can go up on a flatbed tow truck - tall and top heavy but they dont care.
There is no way you can unload. No way you will just leave your TC on the side of the road out somewhere. The tow co will figure it out. The camper weight is more to the back, so lifting up on the front wheels and towing it should be well within abilities of most tucks.
Depends on the tow truck driver a lot of times. I had a heavy class-c and the guy towed it with a regular 2500 series truck. The front wheels of the tow truck were almost coming off the ground, but he wanted the money so just laughed it off.
The tow co will likely send a bigger truck for you. Your whole rig can go up on a flatbed tow truck - tall and top heavy but they dont care.
There is no way you can unload. No way you will just leave your TC on the side of the road out somewhere. The tow co will figure it out. The camper weight is more to the back, so lifting up on the front wheels and towing it should be well within abilities of most tucks.
