Still doing the mental figuring on a possible truck camper combo. One thing is I would like access to the rear hitch of the truck to have a dirtbike carrier on the back. Likewise it would be ideal to have enough room between the back of the camper an...
Sold my travel trailer awhile back and have been looking into truck campers the last couple days. I would be purchasing a truck as well as the camper. This would be for a short trips a few days/ weekends etc. Nothing long term. The camplite 6.8 caugh...
Awhile back I bought my first travel trailer. A 98 prowler 24lz. I knew nothing about RV's at the time and made some mistakes. The biggest was that the roof was completely shot when I got it. Almost all of the white chalking has worn off leaving only...
About to apply EPDM liquid roof coating to my travel trailer and looking for advice. I was sold the primer along with it as my roof is pretty deteriorated, does anyone know how tacky it will be after the primer is applied? Would I be able to walk on ...
Getting ready to use liquid roof on my 98 prowler 24lz. I'm really dreading the application to be honest. I've installed two solar panels on the roof since I bought it and I never felt comfortable walking on the roof. The panels bolted to the rafters...
Kayteg1 wrote:I was building my dually on Ford site and don't remember the dually adding that much to the price. New dually makes 16-17 mpg empty or 12-13 with 6000lb camper, so higher fuel consumption is not an issue neither. The only bummer for me ...
Grit dog wrote:Jonnygsx wrote:ticki2 wrote:In the sticky Truck camper university , on the second page , scroll down to TOWING/HITCH EXTENSIONS . THERE are several good threads explaining weight distribution with hitch weight and it's effect on axles ...
valhalla360 wrote:I the first post you were talking about a 2500 which has a lower rear axle rating. (I found 6200 online). In the first post I was literally describing how the 2500 doesn't suit my needs. Pretty much eliminated the 2500 as an option ...
Grit dog wrote:Jonnygsx wrote:Grit dog wrote:Fair enough, but 3 bikes I’m pretty sure will require hitch racks front and back. And when I suggested a traielr I was thinking a little 8’ utility trailer that weighs almost nothing, or even better a smal...
ticki2 wrote:In the sticky Truck camper university , on the second page , scroll down to TOWING/HITCH EXTENSIONS . THERE are several good threads explaining weight distribution with hitch weight and it's effect on axles , including simple ways to cal...
