All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionstowing hitch for new trailerPurchasng a used coachman 2021 spirit northern ultra lite 1943Rb. Its about 24 feet weighting about 4900lbs with a hitch weight of 520lbs. Will be towing w/ a 2020 ford F-150 w/ the small eco engine and a tow capacity of 7300lbs. I am 76 years old and looking for hitch that is capable but hopefully easy to hook up. Thank YouRe: trailer suspensionI'm sorry I didn't make my self clear. I haven't experienced any significant problems, but my wife and I are planning an extended 3 to 6 month trip and wanted to be pro-active. I appreciate any feedback. Thanks again.trailer suspensionI bought a 2020 gulfstream vintage crusier single axle and towing it with my 2021 Ford 150. My queston is: Is it practical to upgrade the trailer suspension for a smoother ride and/or sway? and if so, what would someone recommend? Thanks...VincentRe: type of hitchI am towing it with a 2021 Ford 150 with the small eco-boost engine towing capacity about 7300lbs and does have the trailer package.type of hitchI have another question, but not solar. I just purchased (on order) a new gulfstream vintage cruiser 19ft ERD, single axel. Weights about 3000lb. I have been told that I shouldn't use a weight disbursement hitch (it could bend the frame) but I should use a sway type hitch. But I was also told that the wt disbursement hitch is ok as long as you stay within the weight limits of the trailer...ConfusedsolarI have a new vintage cruiser 19ERD travel travel and I need to put solar for my sleep machine. I would like to know what size panel I would need and do I need an inverter? Thnak YouWheelbase ratioThanks for the response regarding the used RV. I have another question regarding the wheelbase ratio with the length of the RV. I have been told that this really affects the ride, and that the best ratio is between 56% and up. Anything less than say 54% and sway becomes more evident. Is this true, particularly with older RVs?...All info is appreciated. Thanks, VincentRe: 1996 itasca suncruiser 32' w/ ford 460Thanks for all the replies. Vincent1996 itasca suncruiser 32' w/ ford 460My wife has some medical issues and we can no longer RV with our trailer, but need to get a class A. Price is an issue. I am looking (just looking) at 1996 Itasca 32' Suncruiser with the Ford 460 and with about 61,000 miles. I have not yet driven it. The floor plan and room for medical equipment fits our needs very well. I have several questions but mainly is this a reliable engine and motorhome and how is the ride? I would appreciate all comments. I am really trying to stay around 25k if possible. Is there some other Class A someone might recommend. Thank You, VincentRe: Tires & ShocksI haven't really done any significant towing with it yet. Also it indicated I got for relies but could only view one. Vincent
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