Rollochrome
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Re: goosebox
Beaker wrote: Rollochrome wrote: What exactly is the buyer wanting you to do about the current hitch? He has a ball in his truck. Looking at adapter and hitch, quoted $3000-3800. Goosebox looks to be around $1750 and maybe (my guess) $300-400 for install. Already dropped as low as I will go for fifth-wheel. Oh! He's trying to get you to buy him a Reese Goosebox because he doesn't want to spring for a B&W Companion for $1000 or any other solution on his own. So he's using his own tow vehicles limited ability to pull a 5th wheel and his unwillingness to purchase appropriate equipment as a negotiating point against you. Ok well after I finished laughing at him, I know what MY response would be, but I'm sure you are a lot nicer of a fellow than I am.966Views0likes0CommentsRe: Ever Add A Dehumidifier ??
joelc wrote: Check the pan on the roof to be sure no leaves, pine leaves, etc. are not blocking the water from leaving the pan. I check mine occasionally, and if the holes are blocked it can result in water coming into the RV when the fan is on. I also, have a dehumidifier that I only use when my unit is in storage along with a high setting on the A/C. This is basically so you don't have mold growing. Roger that. Thx512Views0likes0CommentsNose High vs Bed Clearance
Had a Reese Goosebox installed today. Tell me your opinion here. Am I too high in the front? Trailer is 44' long, which makes a difference. Frame bottom to ground in rear: 22.25" Frame bottom to ground in front: 26" Bottom of gooseneck to top of truck bed rail: 9" Think I am GTG or do I need to drop the Reese down a click?1.6KViews0likes5Comments
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