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RAM 3500 Crew Cab 4x4 DRW
Cummins HO, Aisin trans and 4:10 gears, 14,000 lb GVWRHonda EU2000
โMar-11-2019 04:36 PM
burningman wrote:
About the F150 - wrong!! Donโt even look at a 1-anything for hauling a camper.
Iโm a Northern Lite fan, because of the two-piece clamshell construction that isnโt anywhere near the leak and rot trouble of conventional built campers, and the freshwater on mine is 36 gallons, 42 if you include the freshwater thatโs in the water heater.
RAM 3500 Crew Cab 4x4 DRW
Cummins HO, Aisin trans and 4:10 gears, 14,000 lb GVWRHonda EU2000
โMar-11-2019 04:22 PM
Gjac wrote:sbryan@vtbryans.com wrote:I just looked at your model online, looks nice with a dry weight of 2600 lbs, I am guessing that the traveling weight would be less than 3600 lbs, does that mean a truck with 4000 payload would be sufficient to haul it? Also I notice that the new Ford F150 with the 3.5 eng has a payload of 3700 lbs would this be sufficient?
We have a Northstar Igloo and we have 40 gallons of fresh water. What really makes that work for us is the cassette toilet, which has its own 5 gallon water supply and that can be used with very little water. We also carry jugs for drinking water and mostly use the FW thank for showers and dish washing. It's amazing how little water you can get along with if you try.
โMar-11-2019 04:14 PM
Gjac wrote:
I just started looking on line at TC's and noticed there are not many units that have more than 30 gals of FW. Those of you that dry camp most of the time which I assume most of you do where do you store extra water?
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RAM 3500 Crew Cab 4x4 DRW
Cummins HO, Aisin trans and 4:10 gears, 14,000 lb GVWRHonda EU2000
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Gjac wrote:
Which campers besides the Mammoth have 50 gals or more of FW? Is the Mammoth the largest TC on the market? Do you need a DRW truck to haul these campers with higher FW capacity?
โMar-11-2019 12:20 PM
sbryan@vtbryans.com wrote:I just looked at your model online, looks nice with a dry weight of 2600 lbs, I am guessing that the traveling weight would be less than 3600 lbs, does that mean a truck with 4000 payload would be sufficient to haul it? Also I notice that the new Ford F150 with the 3.5 eng has a payload of 3700 lbs would this be sufficient?
We have a Northstar Igloo and we have 40 gallons of fresh water. What really makes that work for us is the cassette toilet, which has its own 5 gallon water supply and that can be used with very little water. We also carry jugs for drinking water and mostly use the FW thank for showers and dish washing. It's amazing how little water you can get along with if you try.