Hello,Everyone I purchased a 5th Wheel and I currently have it in storage facility by my house. This Storage unit has power regular electrical outlet. My 5TH wheel is 50AMP. I know I can't plug that in without an adaptor however would it be worth plu...
Hello everyone.I currently own a 2012 f250 6.7 liter Ford Truck. I purchased a fifthwheel and I would like to go to the cat scales and weight everything. I am not sure the best way to weight everything. Do I first way the truck with camper? The hook ...
hello, GuysJust a couple of questions concerning what are the best tires for fifthwheel towing. I currently have a 2012 f250 truck with 20 inchs wheels. The current Size is lt275/65r20 still factory tires on the truck. My fifthwheel is right at 12,00...
I just ordered my Wireless Air Lift System with Firestone Rid Rite Air bags today. I should have them in about 4 days. Can't to install them on my 2012 F250 Truck. Got them to help level my truck while towing my fithwheel. My fifthwheel is only 12,0...
Hello everyone.I recently purschased a Fifthwheel from Lazy Days in Tampa Florida. They installed the extra Power Cord in the cab of the truck for the fithwheel. When I hook it up all the lights work on it. The only things isn't working is the built...
powderman426 wrote:I am somewhat surprised that they will let you hook it up, as it is then a higher risk of having a fire. I leave mine plugged in at home, but I keep a close eye on it. The only real advantage I see is that the batteries will stay...
gm seller wrote:Traded in the Laredo on a Montana High Country! Just waiting for spring to hurry up and get here now. I have a feeling this will be a long winter waitSweet, We love our 2014 Montana High Country 355RE. We purchased it 3 months ago. We...
bemmerz3 wrote:I purchased a new 2013 Montana High in March of 2013. Our first outing on Memorial Day proved uneventful. Prior to leaving I thoroughly flushed the black tank even filling it twice to 2/3s full and then draining it to make sure it wa...
MitchF150 wrote:Going to larger tires will only make your effective gear ratio higher (numerically lower) and actually bog you down compared to the OEM size.As long as your OEM tires have the load capacity to handle the rear axle weight, you should b...
SWD wrote:12,000 lbs! Wow. Seems a tad much for a 3/4 ton. JMHO.12,000LBS total weight, the dry #9760 I haven't had a chance to weight it fully loaded which I will soon. The trucks does squat a little however air bags will be installed tomorrow.
