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Highland Ridge 2910 seems too heavy and long for a half ton TV. It’s the only opposing slides I see in their group.

rickhise wrote:
I understand my inability to pose the question in a understandable
fashion. In my mind it’s simple
Here are the facts / specs. Do you know if there is a TT with opposing slides that my
vehicle can Tow.

If u have followed the responses they are all over the board from dry weight to

To GW to G etc. I have yet to have someone give me a particular model to look for
Now I have gotten a good education on basic s from most.

I have provided pics of the specs the responders ask for

but no info as to a particular model to explore
Yes I agree with u the last Topic was poorly worded
and criticized rightly so

That is partly due to the fact that you HAVE created MANY THREADS for the EXACT SAME QUESTION.

Doing this, breaks up the answers, causes the answers to vary all over the map.

Additionally, NO ONE is going to be able to provide YOU the ANSWER you seek (IE a "model number").

Why?

Simple, many multiple slide trailers will most likely exceed the limits of your vehicle..

Not to mention having a trailer with two opposing slides is not a very popular configuration.. That is a configuration more likely found in a Motor Home (which I suspect is where you have gotten the idea).

As a poster in one of your many threads have said, you are looking for a "UNICORN".

Why this obsession with opposing slides?

Get over it, even just ONE slide can make a RV interior bigger.

YOU HAVE THE MAX WEIGHT YOU CAN SAFELY TOW, YOU NEED TO PHYSICALLY GO TO YOUR LOCAL RV DEALERS AND START LOOKING AT TRAILERS instead of trying have folks on a remote forum try to do the legwork for you.

After all, you HAVE been a "member" of this forum since 2007, surely you have already owned at least ONE RV which is making me suspicious that you are just bored or trolling.

I suppose next you will be posting a new thread looking for forum members to buy the trailer for you :h

rickhise wrote:
5 post later thanks to the link above I now have a
A dealer near by an app Monday thanks

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Thank u for the link.

5 post later thanks to the link above I now have a
A dealer near by an app Monday thanks

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I haven't read your other threads. Based on your very brief description of your tow vehicle, it looks like some kind of half ton class. Some of them could tow this:

Highland Ridge Ultra Lite

Opposing slides on shorter, lighter TTs are rare.

sounds like its time to start cruising lots.....

google rv dealer you will find whats around you.

I understand my inability to pose the question in a understandable
fashion. In my mind it’s simple
Here are the facts / specs. Do you know if there is a TT with opposing slides that my
vehicle can Tow.

If u have followed the responses they are all over the board from dry weight to

To GW to G etc. I have yet to have someone give me a particular model to look for
Now I have gotten a good education on basic s from most.

I have provided pics of the specs the responders ask for

but no info as to a particular model to explore
Yes I agree with u the last Topic was poorly worded
and criticized rightly so

rickhise wrote:
Ok my
GVWR 7350,
Front GWAR 3750
Rear GWAR 3850,

Question- I’m looking for a TT that has opposing slides.
Can anyone tell me by looking at those specs

Is there a manufacturer of TT out that has opposing slides
which I could tow ?
Assuming tires brakes hitch drive train etc will be adequate.
If u know of such a unit I’d be interested.
TT with opposing slides I can tow

Lol

Rick,

Your thread title has nothing to do with the question that you asked, are you trolling or just that bored?

I suspect that folks are not going to continue responding the the exact same question that you have posted over, over, over, over and over.

Good forum practices is to make ONE POST or ONE THREAD for the SAME SUBJECT.

Posting the same question in a different thread with a different title is not a good forum friendly way to go about this. All it does is clog up the forum and makes it harder for you and others to get a strait answer..

You have gotten your answer multiple times and obviously is not what you want to hear..

I am surprised that the mods haven't consolidated, locked or deleted the multiple posts with the same question(s) about how much you can tow and where can you find a trailer with opposing slides :h

My suggestion is go to dealers and see for yourself, slides add weight and having opposing slides will mean a VERY HEAVY trailer.