I have started full-timing and will be upgrading to a 5th wheel from my TT soon. My current choice is between a Grand Design Solitude or a Heartland Bighorn. Both have features I like but overall I want something that is going to last. I haven't foun...
I've read a bunch of different posts in several forums about towing with a 1/2 ton Suburban and how it will struggle on steep grades and that you should really have a 3/4 ton. Here's my situation: I already have a 2005 1500 Suburban RWD with 3.42 gea...
texanrvr wrote:If you are thinking of full timing in your new trailer, keep in mind that the Grand Design is not warranted for full timing, only extended stay, while the Big Horn is rated and warranted - in writing - for full timing.From Grand Design...
Hey Jim, that's a little confusing. The engineers said it's not good to have a wood roof with a metal frame, but you said the Solitude has a metal frame and wooden trusses for the roof? Can you clarify that?
I was thinking about getting these http://www.etrailer.com/Vehicle-Suspension/Chevrolet/Suburban/2005/TGMRYS4.html?vehicleid=20051008832Would that work as well as airbags? I read something about the airbags not for use on vehicles with auto leveling...
I am deciding to keep the Suburban as it doesn't seem financially worth it to swap vehicles right now. What else can I do to the Suburban to help it tow better? I added the extra tranny cooler already. I guess my other thoughts would be to beef up th...
