I'd like to give a huge THANK YOU to Brad, the Moderator over the Truck Campers forum for his assistance with this thread.
Thanks also to RVcrazed51 for his request for this thread.
Post photos of your Fifth Wheel on this thread. Any photo with a 5er in it is allowable; any brand, any year.
This thread is generally for Fifth Wheel photos only. But feel free to post comments on posted photos.
Because this thread is very long, I will occasionally clean it up by removing the older posts that do not have Fifth Wheel photos and other off topic material. Also, please limit photo width to 640 pixels by using: width=640. Please do not post thumbnail size photos, they are just too small to see.
Register at photobucket.com (free), download your pictures (takes a while), hi-lite and copy the URL, then use the "image" icon to paste the photo URL.
Photo Bucket โ Free photo hosting
Help with posting photos----
> RV.Net Tutorials and Picture related FAQ's
Posting photos Bradโs way
Helpful Thread with good photo hosting information
"Technology Corner" Everything you want to know Technical forum
Netboy's thread on compressing photos
Truth Justice's 2005 Sunny Brook 31BWKS (Triple Slide) and 2005 1-Ton Dodge Quad Cab L/B.
Hi everybody, I'm looking to buy a fifth wheel, hopefully by the end of the year. And I was just wondering if some of you would care to post some pics of your fiver.
RVcrazed51
Thanks also to RVcrazed51 for his request for this thread.
Post photos of your Fifth Wheel on this thread. Any photo with a 5er in it is allowable; any brand, any year.
This thread is generally for Fifth Wheel photos only. But feel free to post comments on posted photos.
Because this thread is very long, I will occasionally clean it up by removing the older posts that do not have Fifth Wheel photos and other off topic material. Also, please limit photo width to 640 pixels by using: width=640. Please do not post thumbnail size photos, they are just too small to see.
Register at photobucket.com (free), download your pictures (takes a while), hi-lite and copy the URL, then use the "image" icon to paste the photo URL.
Photo Bucket โ Free photo hosting
Help with posting photos----
> RV.Net Tutorials and Picture related FAQ's
Posting photos Bradโs way
Helpful Thread with good photo hosting information
"Technology Corner" Everything you want to know Technical forum
Netboy's thread on compressing photos
Truth Justice's 2005 Sunny Brook 31BWKS (Triple Slide) and 2005 1-Ton Dodge Quad Cab L/B.
Hi everybody, I'm looking to buy a fifth wheel, hopefully by the end of the year. And I was just wondering if some of you would care to post some pics of your fiver.
RVcrazed51
Our first (and only) RV, a 2005 Keystone Laredo, purchased in March of 2009. It's small and nothing fancy but it's perfect for us and our two little dogs for weekend getaways. We LOVE RVing!
Our next big trip will be a four day weekend, dry camping at the Infineon NASCAR race in Sonoma in June. Our second time there. We can't wait!
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Our next big trip will be a four day weekend, dry camping at the Infineon NASCAR race in Sonoma in June. Our second time there. We can't wait!
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Our new to us 08 Crossroads Cruiser CF31QB on our maiden voyage.
Grandkids loved the front bunkhouse.
Where are the pancakes?
Grandkids loved the front bunkhouse.
Where are the pancakes?
This is our set of doubles. Sometimes we have a 25' pontoon behind it. I don't have a picture of that yet.
93mastercraft wrote:rick83864 wrote:93mastercraft wrote:rick83864 wrote:lar5camping wrote:
Brand new 5er. Only traveled from dealer to home so far. Trailer is winterized, waiting for Spring thaw to take her out.
Waiting for the spring thaw! I Learned that the hard way.
Interesting photo. One of two things worth noting here. The axles were dragging the ground on the ditch side or the front of the fiver is sitting on the right bed rail of the dodge. if not it was all very close. Tight spots like that are what us seasoned Fiver owners try to avoid. But I know sometimes it is hard to do!
The hubs curb side where buried in mud, so yes the axles were almost dragging. Lucky for me the RV didn't rest on the rail. And that is the road leading to our new home so I can't get away from that tight spot!!
LOL... Rick, I didn't know how you would respond, but you were "lucky" I can remember one time I had to pull of the road. It didn't look pretty and I didn't take a picture....:)
aawww heck I used to have to park mine like that all the time pretty scary yes but once leveled and I get the step ladder out it wasn't so bad
rick83864 wrote:93mastercraft wrote:rick83864 wrote:lar5camping wrote:
Brand new 5er. Only traveled from dealer to home so far. Trailer is winterized, waiting for Spring thaw to take her out.
Waiting for the spring thaw! I Learned that the hard way.
Interesting photo. One of two things worth noting here. The axles were dragging the ground on the ditch side or the front of the fiver is sitting on the right bed rail of the dodge. if not it was all very close. Tight spots like that are what us seasoned Fiver owners try to avoid. But I know sometimes it is hard to do!
The hubs curb side where buried in mud, so yes the axles were almost dragging. Lucky for me the RV didn't rest on the rail. And that is the road leading to our new home so I can't get away from that tight spot!!
LOL... Rick, I didn't know how you would respond, but you were "lucky" I can remember one time I had to pull of the road. It didn't look pretty and I didn't take a picture....:)
93mastercraft wrote:rick83864 wrote:lar5camping wrote:
Brand new 5er. Only traveled from dealer to home so far. Trailer is winterized, waiting for Spring thaw to take her out.
Waiting for the spring thaw! I Learned that the hard way.
Interesting photo. One of two things worth noting here. The axles were dragging the ground on the ditch side or the front of the fiver is sitting on the right bed rail of the dodge. if not it was all very close. Tight spots like that are what us seasoned Fiver owners try to avoid. But I know sometimes it is hard to do!
The hubs curb side where buried in mud, so yes the axles were almost dragging. Lucky for me the RV didn't rest on the rail. And that is the road leading to our new home so I can't get away from that tight spot!!
rick83864 wrote:lar5camping wrote:
Brand new 5er. Only traveled from dealer to home so far. Trailer is winterized, waiting for Spring thaw to take her out.
Waiting for the spring thaw! I Learned that the hard way.
Interesting photo. One of two things worth noting here. The axles were dragging the ground on the ditch side or the front of the fiver is sitting on the right bed rail of the dodge. if not it was all very close. Tight spots like that are what us seasoned Fiver owners try to avoid. But I know sometimes it is hard to do!
lar5camping wrote:
Brand new 5er. Only traveled from dealer to home so far. Trailer is winterized, waiting for Spring thaw to take her out.
Waiting for the spring thaw! I Learned that the hard way.
