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Howie · 05-17-2018, 08:12 AM

Finally decided to join instead of just browse. We started Rving before there was electricity (seems that way) and just purchased a Cougar 303RLS used. We sold our Cougar trailer and picked the floor plan we wanted and funny enough found a Cougar to be the answer again.

We started with a tent, slide in camper, 20' trailer, 27' Class C, 37' toy hauler, 40' motorhome, 28' trailer and now the 5th wheel. Traded my trusty 7.3 F250 for a 6.7 Powerstroke. 6.7 had the check engine light on and dealer agreed it would be repaired. 3 weeks later they haven't succeeded but I have no doubts they will get it someday.

We live in Nevada and Oregon depending on the time of the year and have been in all 50 states but only about half that many with the RVs. We hope to do the 4 corner tour this fall and spring. We enjoy "the going" part of RVing and really like the people we meet as the majority of RVers are really nice folks.

If anyone has any brilliant suggestions concerning operating and improving the 5th wheel, feel free to comment.

05-17-2018, 08:12 AM	#1
Howie Member Join Date: May 2018 Location: Henderson/Oregon City Posts: 91	Joining Keystone RV Finally decided to join instead of just browse. We started Rving before there was electricity (seems that way) and just purchased a Cougar 303RLS used. We sold our Cougar trailer and picked the floor plan we wanted and funny enough found a Cougar to be the answer again. We started with a tent, slide in camper, 20' trailer, 27' Class C, 37' toy hauler, 40' motorhome, 28' trailer and now the 5th wheel. Traded my trusty 7.3 F250 for a 6.7 Powerstroke. 6.7 had the check engine light on and dealer agreed it would be repaired. 3 weeks later they haven't succeeded but I have no doubts they will get it someday. We live in Nevada and Oregon depending on the time of the year and have been in all 50 states but only about half that many with the RVs. We hope to do the 4 corner tour this fall and spring. We enjoy "the going" part of RVing and really like the people we meet as the majority of RVers are really nice folks. If anyone has any brilliant suggestions concerning operating and improving the 5th wheel, feel free to comment.