Your Rig

[RVcrazed51]

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 – Free photo hosting

Help with posting photos----
> RV.Net Tutorials and Picture related FAQ's

Posting photos Brad’s 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

[Buck50HD]

Dodgefather1 wrote:

Isn't that a Max Tow, not HD payload?

[Okie_in_Wyoming]

Welcome! Wishing you many happy trails!

[sandtsherman]

Just picked up "Chappy"

[Dodgefather1]

Thanks boubou64. we are really happy with its performance. It is a 2011 HD ecoboost and does a great job.

[ReneeG]

Luvmy5vr wrote:
C:Users\Johanne\Desktop\cellpics050

Your link is pointing to your local drive which won't work for us.

[Luvmy5vr]

[boubou64]

Dodgefather1 wrote:

Very nice rig! love it!

[Dodgefather1]

[FishOnOne]

TriumphGuy wrote:

pizzaguy wrote:
Heartland uses a "Drop" frame in front of their larger units. It a a 12" frame, and one of the benefits is getting HUGE basement while still being able to stand up in the entire bedroom and keeping total height of fiver around the 13'4" range.

Thank you for answering a question I've had for awhile - how they make these 5ers with headroom up front, still have basement storage and stay under height restrictions. Makes sense.

Thanks as well...

[TriumphGuy]

pizzaguy wrote:
Heartland uses a "Drop" frame in front of their larger units. It a a 12" frame, and one of the benefits is getting HUGE basement while still being able to stand up in the entire bedroom and keeping total height of fiver around the 13'4" range.

Thank you for answering a question I've had for awhile - how they make these 5ers with headroom up front, still have basement storage and stay under height restrictions. Makes sense.

[pizzaguy]

Heartland uses a "Drop" frame in front of their larger units. It a a 12" frame, and one of the benefits is getting HUGE basement while still being able to stand up in the entire bedroom and keeping total height of fiver around the 13'4" range.

[FishOnOne]

jbeletti wrote:
Current truck and coach

Your rig looks like a jewel...

On your trailer I noticed a very heavy frame at the front of the wheels, but I can't see any frame behind the wheels. Is there a reason for this?

[Veebyes]

Mine with its dinghy.

[Sundance07]

Buck50HD wrote:

Sundance07 wrote:
New TV Early Christmas present.....:B



2012 Ram 3500 Laramie CCLB Max Tow 4.10 68RFE Auto

It will be tough getting salt on that for the first time!

Buck50HD

Yes,sir! I hate salt. Took it home, washed it, and now sitting in it's heated garage for the winter.....:B:B Hopefully it will stay there til spring.

[E_mc2]

Our first 5er it is a 2009 Weekend Warrior Superlite.