As we look at the various fifth wheel trailers available I would like to know if there is a preference between the two suspension systems. We are looking at at 5er with a 14000 GVWR, your input is welcome.ThanksBob
Hello, I am new to RV.NET but we are not new to RVing or fivers, had a 32 ft cameo back in 04-07, the wife and I are looking to get another fiver. I am looking for a reliable brand that comes with MOR/RYDE suspension, heat pumps and furnaces and is ...
Good day, I have an 09 with 175K on the clock, perfect car, also had a 14, Titanium level, 3 transmission clutch issues in 60K, otherwise a good car. Had an Accord, 250K with no issues. Good luck and safe travels.
Jamnw, yes to both. Lube plate is great for keeping front end clean, bed saver easily pays for itself first time you need it. Unlike others, I sometimes get distracted in the middle of a task, regardless how perfect your hitch is, if you make a mist...
No problem at all. The trailer comes down slowly, front legs still in contact with ground and all 4 wheels don't come off the ground, only the low side leaves the ground, so chocks still do their job. Have had this unlevel situation many times with ...
I had a 2012 F150, 5.0, SC, SB, 4X4, 3:55 rear gears and was pulling a 6K enclosed trailer. The truck pulled the load fine on level ground, but when encountering hills is was working hard, down shifts, revving high, and was just adequate (my opinion...
Works great for me, steep learning curve, but lots of info out there as well as dedicated web sites to assist you. Once you learn how to use it, the system is very nice to have.
