Let's See Your Tow Vehicle, Trailer or Rig

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Se if this worked, 2013 gmc Denali

[bpurvis]

Originally Posted by JANKEII

2011 F250 with firestone air bags. These new trucks are a beast...

All hooked up and ready to go. This trailer feels better pulling than my TT did.

how much hitch wt do you have on that raptor? i have a new ford f250 diesel and trying to decide on how big of 5th wheel i can get. any comments would be appreciated

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2013 Gmc Denali and a 2013 Fuzion 375.

[Dhuhn]

Originally Posted by bpurvis

how much hitch wt do you have on that raptor? i have a new ford f250 diesel and trying to decide on how big of 5th wheel i can get. any comments would be appreciated

You should go to the ford site to get your max tow rating on your truck then go from there.

[LZScout]

2012 Ford F350 Supercrew Lariat 4x4 with our new 2013 Alpine 3250. Last weekend was our shakedown trip and everything went fairly well!


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[frano]

Our Tundra/Vantage combo. Last weekend was our first 300 mile RT weekend and everything went great.

[Big old prankster]

2000 F250
Triton V10
3.73 gears
118,000 miles
11 mpg either loaded down or going to the grocery store!

[Kenworth]

Here is my 2004.5 GMC, 2500HD, Duramax.

[C130]

Originally Posted by bpurvis

how much hitch wt do you have on that raptor? i have a new ford f250 diesel and trying to decide on how big of 5th wheel i can get. any comments would be appreciated

I have a 2011 F250 and pull a 35 ft. Fuzion 322. Personally, I wouldn't go any bigger than what I have without a bigger truck. I'd get a dually with a bigger toy hauler. I had it weighed today but trying to figure the numbers out. The guy that came out to assist wasn't very helpful and wanted to know why I wanted it weighed in the first place. I didn't unhook the trailer but got the total weight, steer axle, drive axle and 3rd axle weight which I assume was the trailer.

[abneynormal]

I believe you need a tv to match the weight of your rv. most talk about pulling I like stopping

[abneynormal]

a 1999 fl 70 freightliner. stopping is as important as going

[audio1der]

Holy balls! Well played, sir. Well played.

[bpurvis]

Here is my new Laredo

[tomsws6]

Originally Posted by abneynormal

a 1999 fl 70 freightliner. stopping is as important as going

YES!!!!! Dream TV right there!

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bpurvis we too have a Raptor we tow it with a 2008 f350 dually power stroke with no problems.Our hitch wieghts is 3498lbs heavy but once we load the 2 harleys and the golf cart plus we have 2 30 gallon fuel tanks behind the rear axle the hitch wieghts changes alot.just my 2 cents.

[suza]

Bought a 5th wheel, so had to have a new PU to tow it as our 1998 Ford Expedition would not handle it Tows our 270RKS as if it wasn't even there. And, it doubles as a ranch pickup. We get 12-16 mpg. Hope it goes as many miles and years as yours, tjl Still pristine - no scratches or dents yet!





The 172" WB makes it a bit difficult in the grocery store parking lot, but the back seat is nice for passengers. Wouldn't be without the power telescoping mirrors.

[hankpage]

You get used to parking further away where there is more room. Walking is good exercise and you get to admire your truck longer while returning to it. Enjoy, Hank

[suza]

Originally Posted by goingwest

It is site #30 in the Modoc COE campground about 25 miles north of August Ga. On Clark Hill Lake some people call it Strong Thurman Lake.
We love to go there before the schools let out for the summer and after they start back in the fall. Not that we don't like kids but we have all year to camp so we just let the families have the spots in the summer.

Jerry

Off topic, but want to comment:

We have been scouting around for good sites to camp and the COEs have some of the best we've found. We have "flat water" kayaks, so the COEs are perfect since they are almost always situated on small lakes, great for paddling and casual fishing, and we like the "outdoorsy" atmosphere. Some have hook-ups and some don't , but if there's a dump station, we can get by for a week with our generator and on board water.

Here in Oregon, we have the same issue with crowded campsites during the summer. Fortunately, we are retired and can go out before and after the summer break crowds. Sometimes you get lucky and can find a spot mid-week during the summer. I suppose we could reserve ahead, but then we never really know when the urge to get away might hit. I guess we need to learn to commit if we want a prime site during the summer.

[suza]

Originally Posted by hankpage

You get used to parking further away where there is more room. Walking is good exercise and you get to admire your truck longer while returning to it. Enjoy, Hank

LOL! But you're right. We live in a small town (which means small parking lots) and there is always parking available on the street.

[suza]

Originally Posted by SD10

I love my truck but holy smokes, after seeing some of the trucks and rigs on this thread, I'm feeling a bit inadequate. ha ha.

Nothing "inadequate" about that. Love the color!