2005 Winnebago Itasca Cambria
We currently own a 27’ fifthwheel, which my husband has never gotten comfortable pulling/ maneuvering it, plus a lot of work setting up, and breaking down... much like the travel trailers, we’ve pull...
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You can look up a VIN Decoder and verify the Model Year. There's probably also a Transmission Code on the door jamb label. Also, Shift Knob on 4-speed (4R100) is marked "OD Off" and the 5-speed (5R110) says "Tow Haul", or "T/H" or the like. The 2005's probably started build in AUG/SEP 2004.
Drive this coach and WEIGH IT!!! Find out what the Wheelbase and Actual Coach Length are. Some of the "Guides" say WB/Length should be at least 52% for good handling and tracking on the road. I believe it should be in the upper 50%'s, closer to 60% the better.
Weight (at a truck stop CAT scale or the like) will tell you if
1. Front Axle bears enough weight for good tracking and
2. That the Rear Axle is not overloaded
Drive this coach and WEIGH IT!!! Find out what the Wheelbase and Actual Coach Length are. Some of the "Guides" say WB/Length should be at least 52% for good handling and tracking on the road. I believe it should be in the upper 50%'s, closer to 60% the better.
Weight (at a truck stop CAT scale or the like) will tell you if
1. Front Axle bears enough weight for good tracking and
2. That the Rear Axle is not overloaded
