DW and I have been discussing upgrading to a 5th wheel. My question is the those who have went from a travel trailer to a 5th wheel. Does the 5th wheel pull any better with crosswinds? Or is it about the same. The cross winds kill me on long trip...
I was just blessed with a 2019 F250 Lariat with the 6.7l diesel. Never owned a diesel before. Planning a summer trip from New Orleans area to Atlanta area. I was curious what kind of gas mileage should I expect towing. I guess I am used to gas en...
Due to unfortunate circumstances, we will be headed to Pine Prairie, LA for a memorial service. Since this is a 3 hr drive and a 4 day weekend for me, i am planning on making a weekend out of it for me and my 4 boys.Question is, Crooked Creek campgro...
My RV came with one of those brake lights with the tabs to mount the license place. Now 4 years later, I found the license plate in the yard. Apparently the plastic tabs broke off. Looking for thoughts and ideas on how to remount the license plate...
fj12ryder wrote:Lynnmor wrote:If you think that a high profile 5th wheel will magically make the side wind pressure go away, think again. Just because you don't feel it doesn't make it safe.The question was "Does the 5th wheel pull any better with c...
As for a truck, I have a F250 diesel. I would be looking for a small 5th wheel if I go that route.Currently we have a 35' travel trailer that has never felt right towing. Upgrade truck from an F150 to F250 gas and now F250 diesel, adjusted EAZ-lift...
Thanks for all the information. Not trying to save and $$$, just trying to figure out when/where should i plan on stopping for fuel. We like to try to plan the fuel stops with food stops and or maybe short activites for the kids.Thanks again to all...
I stand corrected I should have said Fuel economy. My trailer is 7500 GVWR. I was getting 7.5mpg on my 6.2l gas, so anything better than that is great.
Someone is a local camping group recommended this product http://www.homearmor.com/product/e-z-wash-hose-end. I tried it this past week and worked great. Spray on and let sit for a few minutes. use a soft brush for the tuff spots and rinse through...
