Hello from Michigan

[Kwaidonjin]

New owner of A keystone outback 341 RD. gonna pick it up next week. Coming from a Grand Design Imagine 2800 rbh which wasn't a good fit for us. Only owned the Imagine for a year. It was a rock solid coach for the year we owned it. Hope the Keystone proves as reliable.just wanted to say hi all! Don.

[Northofu1]

Congrats Don and welcome from Ontario.
Enjoy the forum and all the info it has to offer.

[Kwaidonjin]

Thank you.

[flybouy]

Welcome to the forum. That's quite a camper at nearly 39' and 10,500 lbs. Seems like it might be a hit much for an F150 to haul.

[CrazyCain]

Welcome to the forum from Commerce Twp, Mi.. Enjoy the new camper and the forum. Lot's of great information is shared on here...

[Gary R.]

Hello Don, and welcome!

Congrats on the new Outback, and be sure to ask any questions--there are many very knowledgeable folks here who are happy to share.

Stay safe!

[Kwaidonjin]

I think it is also. But I'm stuck for 2 years(lease). I did add 2500lb hellwig helper springs and a husky centerline WDH up to 12000 lbs. Made a huge difference. We put 4000 miles on the Imagine 2800 at about 6800 lbs and truck bed with close to 1000 lbs. It pulled like a champ no problems whatsoever. I do have the max tow and 20 inch wheels.

[Kwaidonjin]

Originally Posted by flybouy

Welcome to the forum. That's quite a camper at nearly 39' and 10,500 lbs. Seems like it might be a hit much for an F150 to haul.

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Join Date: Aug 2020
Location: Monroe
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I think it is also. But I'm stuck for 2 years(lease). I did add 2500lb hellwig helper springs and a husky centerline WDH up to 12000 lbs. Made a huge difference. We put 4000 miles on the Imagine 2800 at about 6800 lbs and truck bed with close to 1000 lbs. It pulled like a champ no problems whatsoever. I do have the max tow and 20 inch wheels. Also the 341RD was listed as about 8500lbs.