Hey all, I have a quick question. I have 2015 f150 pulling a 7000lb travel trailer. I'm coming from Cheyenne to grand lake. Time wise is it faster to take trailridge road from Estes park or go through Boulder? I'm no stranger to mountain driving so t...
Hey all. My lease on my 2014 ram 1500 is about up and I am looking for a truck to pull a toy hauler. The toy hauler I'm looking at is a coachman freedom express. hitch weight is 800 lbs, gvwr is 9500lbs, and is 30ft long. I know another ram 1500 won'...
Hey all, I'm planning my summer vacation. I live in Nebraska and am thinking about a camping loop starting in Loveland and looping around up by steamboat and around to Wyoming ending up in Vedauwoo campground Wyoming. What I need is some info about r...
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Hey all. I just bought a new ram 1500 4x4 with the air suspension to pull my 26ft 6000lb travel trailer. My question is do I set up my wd hitch the same as a non air suspension truck? My truck is self leveling that's why I ask. Thanks.
Thanks for all the input. Trail ridge normally wouldn't be a big deal but this is my first trip with my new rig, 2015 f150 with a 6000lb travel trailer. It'll be a lot different than my dodge cummins. I pulled all over the mountains with it.
Ok, That's something new to consider. Our plan is we are are seeing family in Cheyenne then we have a night in ft Collins. Then when are going to grand lake. The only issue I know I have is that my wife gets a little altitude sickness and twisty turn...
Thanks for the input. I know a f150 hd payload would be pretty good but the truck is still 1500lbs lighter than a chevy 2500hd crew cab. What would get me is the 2500 has 3000lbs of payload and the f150hd has 2500, BUT the f150 tow rating is right i...
