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.

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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

[robbins]

2004 Silverado 2500HD 6.0/4:10
265x75x16 Hercules Tires
Reese Pro 15000# hitch
2006 Canyon Trail 30FBRG



I pull this trailer all over the Sierras with NO problems.

[TimCamping2003]

[kokopoko]

[WitchKing]

AWESOME!!! Just awesome rigs gang! I can't wait until I join the pack.

[rusty_poth]

RamMan3500 wrote:

Let me try it.



You didn't hightlite the whole URL, you missed everything after RamMan3500/

Next time just "Double click" on the URL so that it hightlites everything.

BTW that is a wicked awesome 5er TV combo......

[Markie5150]

Wow, finally learned how to post pics (I think). We'll see in a moment....If not, I can always blame it on the dog!

[WitchKing]

I like the MegaCab. Great looking combo!

[stonewahl]

Oh great I got it to work so here is another pic.



This Fuzion 373 is a blast! We took it out our first trip and didn't want to come home! Cheers to all!

[stonewahl]

this is a test to see if my pic shows up!!!

[WhereRwe]

rusty_poth wrote:
Just so that we get this subject back on track, here we are in Roleau Sask this past summer.

Don't you mean Dog River?;)

[rusty_poth]

Just so that we get this subject back on track, here we are in Roleau Sask this past summer.

[doughboy81972]

you could always go with a class A or C coach and pull a vehicle behind you :h but if you insist on using a P/U then i would go with the Dodge it has an actual medium diesel engine in it

[seawolfec]

WitchKing,
You may get away with a smaller trailer with more slideouts. They not only give you a lot of extra room, but they make it feel much larger. You still have a heavey trailer, that requires a big truck, but it is easier to park and manuever than a long trailer. Saw a custom rig a few weeks ago, 52 feet long, (just the fifth wheel) with 5 slides. Was afraid to ask the guy what it weighed!

[WitchKing]

I like those trucks as well but I don't want to have to deal with (2) vehicles. I wouldn't want to drive it as a daily driver. Crew Cab is for haulin' my hunting/fishing buddies around.

[doughboy81972]

i too would recommend a lager truck like a medium duty truck ie freightliner, peterbilt, or even a sterling if you are going to be pulling a rig that big and just curious but why do you need a crewcab if it just you do you have alot of pets here is a pic of the truck i would like to have to pull a bigger trailer