I have bought into a piece of land near the coast to have a home base for fishing and will be leaving my 5th wheel part-time. It’s a 42’ 5th wheel and I have to make a decision in the next couple of days on a concrete pad size. l’m thinking 14 x40 w...
I recently moved my 5th wheel from a indoor storage facility due to increasing cost, and parked it under a new pole barn my best friend built. He's given me the spot on the end, but the afternoon sun sets on that end. Here in south Georgia the summ...
This may be a dumb question, but here goes. I need to fully retract all my jacks on my Cougar so I can zero out the autolevel feature. In the past I've hooked up to the truck and then retracted. Just saw a video where someone retracted them while u...
Does anyone know of a lock or other solution to prevent my hitch from sliding forward and banging when I hit the brakes unloaded? When I hit my brakes slightly harder than normal my hitch slides forward and makes a loud thump, which I'm sure isn't go...
Just bought my first 5th wheel a month ago after a few years with a TT. My question is, can I retract all the legs without being hooked to my truck? Will it balance just on the wheels, or will the nose come crashing down? Reason I ask is that my au...
Well, I had to give an answer to the concrete guy today and I went with a 16 x 40.This should give me enough extra on the sides for my steps and I will likely come in later and frame out a 20 x 20 area on the front and put down a gravel pad for chair...
I have this exact same model from 2019, bought the first one the dealership ever received. I pull with a 2016 Chevy Duramax 2500, and havn't had any problems. I will say, however, that in normal towing circumstances, this is the max that I would eve...
