I saw this on the internet today and it looks like a interesting piece of equipment to have for back trailers in tight spots if it works. My question has anyone actually used one of these?https://www.tshuoyb.shop/product/index/pID/7…
I noticed that the new Ford class A motorhomes built on the F53 chassis are now using the V8 engine instead of the 6.8 V10 does anyone know the why? How does the V8 compare to the v10?
We usually spend the summers in Michigan and upon returning to Florida in the fall I fill the tank up (75 gallons) and treat the gas with stabil and it is good until the late Spring when it is time to travel. This year due the pandemic we cancelled ...
New Tailgater userI used my dish tailgater all summer but now it's time to disconnect the programming until the next time we use the motorhome how do I stop the service? Do I have to call in to end it or if I don't pay for the next month will it auto...
I follow all of the instructions in the Ford manual regarding flat towing a 2017 Ford Explorer with auto trans and 3.9l v6 engine. I run the engine for 5 minutes, put the trans in Drive then reverse then neutral, shut the engine off and open the kni...
I would certainly ask and if they say no refunds try applying the money to the next year. I am sure they have had many calls regarding this already and probably worked something out.
Did you discuss this failure with Blue Ox? They may be able to help understand why the failure occurred. The other question I have is was when your tow bar is connected to the motorhome on level ground is your tow bar level? You should always make s...
I have a 2017 Ford Explorer XLT fwd I tow 4 wheels down, you do not have to have all wheel drive to tow 4 wheels down you can flat tow either. The XLT comes standard with the 3.5l V6.
Everyone thanks for the input. I understand how to determine the towing capacity I was hoping someone had weighed this model already. It looks like my best bet is to contact Thor. I doubt if Thor would designed and built right up to the 22k capaci...
