Good evening,
I have a 40' fifth wheel and when we go to our friends house we can't back up their driveway anymore since we purchased this camper.
I was thinking of installing some castor wheels to help the transition.
As we start to back the trailer up the bumper hits at 1 foot or 2 above the crack in the drive( see pictures ).
I'm not sure if this would work because of the angle as one side hits first before the other and I am unsure if it would cause to much stress on the frame.
Second issue I think I would have is that I can't put the right on the frame because of the way the bumper attaches to camper. ( see picture) The bumper has a price of metal, looks to be same as the frame, attaching it to the camper. I'm unsure if it could handle the stress of the camper.
As for the angle of the drive we aren't even sure if it is to steep once we are on it going up if it would hit my bed rails as well.
We used to go all the way to the top with our old 30' camper as there is not enough room on the road to park our camper for the time we are there.
Thanks in advance for any help.
ok it won't let me add any photos for some reason..... so ill be working on that
2016 Ram 3500 4x4 Big Horn Crew Cab, SRW. Cummins Turbo Diesel Automatic 68RFE Trans
50 gallon diesel Transfer Flow tank with the Traxx 3 system.
2017 Sierra FLIK 5th Wheel
42' Front Livingroom, 15K
Hydraulic level up system
