looking at trucks
Good morning, I know I`m going to open a can of worms here but here it goes. We have a 2015 Keystone Outback 296FRS that we really love and next spring we will be looking to buy a new truck to tow wi...
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IdaD wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:edbehnke wrote:
my only input is do not go with duallys.
What is your reason?
In my world:
- Daily driver that I have in tight parking lots and garages, DRW would be a big hassle.
- I regularly travel on "roads" where a DRW wouldn't work while camping and hunting. Too wide for some tight roads and not as good in certain conditions such as deep snow.
- SRW is better in snow/ice on pavement, which I encounter a lot on family trips during the holidays and ski trips.
- A trailer big enough to require DRW is too big to get into a lot of the places I like to camp. I don't go camping so I can have neighbors in a campground.
Completely understand! If your personal TV is a SRW then a person should stay within it's limits.
I had a personal limit of the Avion Platinum I had that was 32.5' and combined weight of 20,500# with my 98 RAM 2500 4X4. Once we started talking larger RV's I told the wife we need a new truck and it will be a Dually.
