I have a 5th wheel - Shasta Phoenix 355fbx (same model number for Coachmen as well). The unit has 2 AC units from the factory. The layout is front bunk room, moving back is bath, downstairs is living room, then finally master bed and master bath at ...
I picked up my Shasta Phoenix 355fbx a couple months ago while I still had my f250. Goosebox was installed on the 5er, and we got it fairly level and got 6” clearance between it and the truck. Those 17-20 Ford SRW we high!) thankfully I had lowered t...
I just picked up a Vision S 3 camera system for my brand new Shasta Phoenix that’s prepped for it. I’ve installed all 3 cameras easily. But I don’t think they are getting power? I think they are supposed to have a blue light that indicates power. No...
So After a lot of deliberation, I’ve settled on a Shasta Phoenix 355FBX. I’ve had travel trailers for the last 12 years. This will be my first 5ver. I’m having the Reese Goosebox 16k installed as it will be easiest since my other trailers (horse, eq...
I'm shopping around and so far, we like the Sabre 37FLL.The living space is nice, and with the peninsula we could do 2 stools to have seating for our family (2 adults and 4 kids under 10). The double lofts also seem to fit with sleeping for those 4 ...
schlep1967 wrote:Looks alright to me. About the only way to be sure is to go to a scale. Weight each axle and see what the difference is. With the way manufacturers use 7,000 lb axles on 16,000 lb trailers, you don't want to be transferring too much ...
BB_TX wrote:Do you have wheel chocks also? The X chocks are for stabilization, not for keeping the trailer from rolling. Read the instructions.Of course! First thing that goes down before unhooking. X-chocks on after my TT is leveled.
Martyn wrote:The Sabre dry pin weight (2570) is almost at the total payload capacity for your truck. Loaded, that trailer could be around 2900 on the pin. Not sure about the 2WD version of your truck, but the 4WD version has a capacity of 2600, and ...
You are probably rated for around 8100lbs towing. I had a 2003 1500 long bed with the 3.42 rear end, and I towed a Grey Wolf 28bh. The weight of the 28bh is basically the same as yours.With a weight-distribution hitch, the truck had no issues pulli...
