Yep you read that right,, wiggle..we just got into our new big fifth wheel and find that it wiggles alot more than our little one did.. It has the 6 pt leveling system, but the back has the slide outs..so wondering if all of you owners have any ideas...
We finally decided on our new home.. we bought us a Redwood, with residential fridge, dishwasher and the whole bit.. anyways, we are wondering how the fridges ride when you are moving. How do you keep the food from sliding around etc.. any secrets?...
Anyone out there that could give us some idea about the newer redwood sequoia.. we know we love the redwoods, but the price is a bit steep, so was looking into the next level down, the new sequoia.. we have searched forums etc with no sucess,, if you...
I know the older model montanas were top sellers, but what do you think of them lately..been told their quality has gone down hill and not sure I want to look into those..buying one of these is so hard when you dont know what to get so you dont end u...
lpxguy wrote:I had the very same disappointment when we got our first 5er...I found the one thing that took the most wiggle out was keeping as much of the front jacks retracted as possible by setting them on large blocks. That alone made a huge diffe...
pcm1959 wrote:We have the SteadyFast system on our 38' Lifestyle. It is a great system and only 3 quick, easy knobs to turn to deploy. It does not remove 100% of the movement in the rear but in the front is just about does. I think you'd be pleas...
for those of you who actually gave me some ideas.. I thank you..we will look into the JT strongholds.. I read where they work with the 6 pt system.. I am one of those people extreme sensitivity to movement.. so appreciate what was said.. those of you...
We already did tow it, and no problem. Others we have talked to who have basically the same weight issue and truck do just fine..from what they say. And this had nothing to do with what I was asking, nor is it based on your experience.. so again I a...
well I do thank you all for your input.. but nothing you said, actually answered my question.. except for one.. we will weight our trailer empty, then load it, and weigh again.. nothing like having it on a piece of paper in writing to tell the truth.
