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Re: class A semi as an RV
Mr.Mark wrote: I would think that your truck is just a truck for personal use. It is not an RV, the fifth wheel is an RV. I'm not sure what you are wanting to do. Good luck, MM. that's the way I see it my truck is for personal use and not an RV. but I heard people tell me to register it as an rv or what they call a housecar:h614Views0likes0CommentsRe: class A semi as an RV
BB_TX wrote: You need to post this question in the 5th wheel forum. Or ask a moderator to move this post there. I know there are some pulling with similar trucks and can possibly answer your question. Probably varies per state though. just did that thanks I thought it was supposed to be in the heavy duty trucks section. you live and learn :o oh and the state i'm in is califorina moving to south Dakota614Views0likes0CommentsRe: winegaurd travlr
ground_pounder wrote: fpresto wrote: Have you looked at it? Are you talking about the Trav'ler that automatically finds the satellite? I see no possibility of mounting it on a RV ladder if that is what you mean. It is heavy, the antenna is large and needs a lot of room to rotate as it searches for a signal. You would need a platform extending at least three or 4 feet out from the ladder unless you tried aligning it manually which defeats the purpose. yea iv'e seen it. it looks heavy but I didn't think it was that heavy. I have to mount it on the ladder on the back of my semi truck because of the darn air deflector on the roof http://www.winegard.com/images/travlerWeb.jpg yes i'm talking about the travlr that automaticly finds the satellites299Views0likes0CommentsRe: winegaurd travlr
fpresto wrote: Have you looked at it? Are you talking about the Trav'ler that automatically finds the satellite? I see no possibility of mounting it on a RV ladder if that is what you mean. It is heavy, the antenna is large and needs a lot of room to rotate as it searches for a signal. You would need a platform extending at least three or 4 feet out from the ladder unless you tried aligning it manually which defeats the purpose. yea iv'e seen it. it looks heavy but I didn't think it was that heavy. I have to mount it on the ladder on the back of my semi truck because of the darn air deflector on the roof http://www.winegard.com/images/travlerWeb.jpg299Views0likes0Comments
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