Just picked up my Loredo 325RL today, brought it home unhooked, then tried autolevel and nothing. Followed the manual several more times same results. Called the tech guy at the dealership who told me to zero the unit. Followed the instructions an...
They just installed the B&W companion slider in my truck. I wanted to remove the docking plate so I could install my bed cover but I'm not able to remove it. I pull u on the two small handles and lift but it feels like there is something else holdi...
I'm in the final stage of decision making, whittled things down to two maybe three based on what I hear. My choices are Arctic Fox, 29.5T, Reflection 303RLS, and Laredo 325RL. Not concidering price and this point. Reliability, safety and functiona...
I have a 2017 F350, 6.7. My trailer is a 34’ keystone Laredo. 13k+ towing. My mileage varies mountains about 10, flat about 12. The wind also plays a big factor.
I've gone the 5 to 41 many times, it's a very good road, there was some construction near Paso Robles. I think this route has less traffic, and not nearly as many trucks.
I noticed you mentioned "hiking Mt. Whitney". Be aware of two things, first, you must have a permit issued by the NPS, and they do check there. Second, at this time the Mt. Whitney portal is closed due to the severe rock slide damage from this wint...
I have a keystone Laredo with that layout. It also has a outdoor kitchen which my lady just loves. Took it on its maiden voyage last week and had zero issues. I'm very pleased so far with this unit.
There is a KOA right off 140 at Midpines. It's 7 miles past mariposa. The best part is that it is a stop for YARTS that will take you right to Yosemite. Spaces in this park are tight but it's clean and has a cool little store.
