hello all I figure that I would start this thread so we can all show off our TV's that do the burden work and then are forgoten once you get where you are going. so here is my 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 LB, EC, 2WD
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Mike Up wrote:
Update:
Finally got a clear pic of the new truck with trailer in tow.
Your entire setup looks really good! I'm a real stickler for towables and their TV's being level and you are! It's extremely important so that you maintain control when towing. Good job!
07PSDCREW wrote:djcordel wrote:
Just finished a pull from Miami to Seattle with the new Suburban I picked up a few months back. 5525 miles and 734 gallons of gas makes it the worst gas milage ever, but what a pleasant experience compared to the Trailblazer SS! Couple of bumps along the way with blown trailer tires, broken WD hitch, etc...but overall it was an awesome trip and the Suburban pulled like a beast!
Whoa! How did the WD break?? Glad you made it. Sounds like it was an awesome trip.
My thoughts exactly. Glad you are alright. I recognize that pull-out along Jackson Lake.
djcordel wrote:
Just finished a pull from Miami to Seattle with the new Suburban I picked up a few months back. 5525 miles and 734 gallons of gas makes it the worst gas milage ever, but what a pleasant experience compared to the Trailblazer SS! Couple of bumps along the way with blown trailer tires, broken WD hitch, etc...but overall it was an awesome trip and the Suburban pulled like a beast!
Whoa! How did the WD break?? Glad you made it. Sounds like it was an awesome trip.
Just finished a pull from Miami to Seattle with the new Suburban I picked up a few months back. 5525 miles and 734 gallons of gas makes it the worst gas milage ever, but what a pleasant experience compared to the Trailblazer SS! Couple of bumps along the way with blown trailer tires, broken WD hitch, etc...but overall it was an awesome trip and the Suburban pulled like a beast!
Our new 2013 F350 Lariat Supercab (replacing our previous 2008 F350 (in signature) whose rear axle was about 500 lbs short in capacity). Kodiak Brown. Options including Lariat interior package, Pale Adobe two-tone, Tough Bed, Tailgate Step, Universal garage door opener, upfitter switches, and of course the 6.7.
So far I have added mud flaps, Truxedo Truxport bed cover (really liked it on my 2008), in bed 7 point electrical, and ran wiring for our rear view camera on the Brookstone.
So far I have added mud flaps, Truxedo Truxport bed cover (really liked it on my 2008), in bed 7 point electrical, and ran wiring for our rear view camera on the Brookstone.
2006 Dodge 3500 CTD and my 2010 Keystone Hornet
Not new anymore, had her 3 years
and have just over 12000 miles on the Camper, Leaving for the Grand Canyon in the morning.
Not new anymore, had her 3 years
and have just over 12000 miles on the Camper, Leaving for the Grand Canyon in the morning.
Here's our new truck on its maiden camp trip and tow last week. Went up to Donner Memorial State Park. From sea level to 7k feet elevation in 100 miles. Pulled up the summit with out dropping a gear and drove all the way back home with out touching the brakes until a big rig pulled in front of me back home. The exhaust brake is amazing. just over 6k miles on the clock and loving it.
2012 Dodge Ram 3500 SRW. deleted 6.7l Cummins with 3.73 rear.
Getting ready to drive home here.
And my old truck. 2006 Nissan Titan 5.6 V8.
The Titan had good power but hunted gears and rode on brakes a lot on the same trip.
2012 Dodge Ram 3500 SRW. deleted 6.7l Cummins with 3.73 rear.
Getting ready to drive home here.
And my old truck. 2006 Nissan Titan 5.6 V8.
The Titan had good power but hunted gears and rode on brakes a lot on the same trip.
ReneeG wrote:lancekeys wrote:
Finally got around to posting a pic of our rig first time out. Not the nicest rig on the road, but it's paid for.
Not the nicest! Aw come on - looks good to me.
I was a senior in high school when this ground breaking leap in body style came out. I was an instant fan!
lancekeys wrote:
Finally got around to posting a pic of our rig first time out. Not the nicest rig on the road, but it's paid for.
Not the nicest! Aw come on - looks good to me.
Finally got around to posting a pic of our rig first time out. Not the nicest rig on the road, but it's paid for.
