If there are any owners on here of Forest River's Shockwave 18SSMX, I'd be very grateful and appreciative if you would please post the *exact* overall length - from tongue to very rear.I'm considering purchasing one of these smaller units, but storag...
I thought I'd post this with the intention of (hopefully) helping someone to save a little $$$.This past off-season, I had an over-the-dinette bunk installed in my AF811 to provide a little more sleeping area for the kids. I am very pleased with the...
I'm planning on buying a Trimetric very shortly. We boondock almost exclusively. And while I've never run out of juice from my twin T105's, I would like to keep better tabs on the state of my batteries during our multi-day trips. Especially since we ...
Question to this seasoned group:Is anyone using the space between the TC and the truck, forward of the wheel wells?My dad had a TC when I was growing up (which is a major factor in why I have one for my own now), and he went thru the trouble of insta...
Don't mean to hijack the conversation, but... My AF 811 has COG marked with an arrow on the driver's side indicating it's *horizontal* location. I've always been curious, though, where the COG is located vertically on the unit.
bedrocker wrote:I'm on my second set of Toyo M-55's love em ^^ I'm running Cooper ATP's on my rig. But if price were no object, I'd definitely be running M55's. They are an exceptionally built tire. I recall them being an actual medium duty tire. I ...
I have 3 kids. Ages 10, 8, 5. The bunk works perfectly for us. We put one in the bunk. And the other 2 either share the dinette or 1 takes the dinette and the other sleeps on the floor on a thermarest. The dog usually sleeps with whomever is on the b...
I just installed a front hitch on my 2003 F350 for the very same reason -- to provide easier access to the rear camper door by carrying bicycles up front.Hitch cost me $136 delivered and installation was easy. Instructions provided with the hitch we...
We're about 50/50 for unloading while boondocking. Having remote electric jacks makes the exercise relatively easy. Obviously, it greatly depends on where we go and how long we stay. As far as tips/tricks, unloading onto a flat area with room to mane...
