Just returned from a 700 mile trip to pick up our new Passport 2650. Towing with the 2008 LR3 and a ProPride 3P hitch was a breeze. Hit 20+ MPH winds in Iowa with no problem. Looking forward to spring. I did quite a bit of research and many people re...
We are buying our first camper and I have spent over a month researching and am down to a very difficult choice. I'd appreciate any opinions from experienced campers.First, we do a lot of tent camping with our two children (5 & 7) so I am confident ...
I wanted to share a quick update on our setup of the lr3 and passport 2650. I was using the stock hitch receiver on the lr3 and it just cracked and is no longer usable. I believe it was from hitting the emergency trailer brake but I was never really ...
We just purchased a new passport 2650 and a 3p hitch to use with our LR3. We drove back from upper Michigan to Omaha with no problems and have had two outings already. The LR3 tows great and we average between 10MPG in hilly areas and 13MPG in flatte...
Thanks to everybody for taking a moment and helping a new buyer. The insights from experienced campers really helps to understand the benefits of the passport and made our decision easier. Even with all my research several points were raised I hadn't...
A 2008 Land Rover LR3. It can handle 7700 lbs and with the propride the 113 wheel base doesn't seem to be a concern. I confirmed the LR3's towing capabilities with several people who tow large TTs.
Thanks for all the insights. I thought about the spread axles but thought since I got a propride 3p hitch it wouldn't be a big deal. I also noticed the location of the heater and was a bit concerned. Clearly the slide is a "must have" from all the fe...
