As stated, lets see your rigs. This isn't a great pic of mine, but it's a 196 Layton. I'll get some better pics shortly.Being i'm single I didn't need a big trailer, and this one is nicely laid out for what I needed.
As stated, lets see your rigs. This isn't a great pic of mine, but it's a 196 Layton. I'll get some better pics shortly.
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2009 H51, 2015 BassCat Sabre, 2001 X18 project
Last edited by -Joe-; 06-12-2015 at 10:02 PM.
I am not the Weight Police, but you look like your 8' bed single rear wheel truck is squatting badly. I've never seen a 3 axle trailer that is light enough on kingpin weight for a 3/4 ton. I strongly suggest you have your truck and trailer weighed on a truck scale--checking against the weight capacities on your door post. Such trucks are usually towed by 1 ton diesel trucks with dual rear wheels.Originally Posted by -Joe-
Sea Ray Laguna 180
Mercury 115
My is in my sig. Will put better pictures later.
2013 721 Phoenix 250 Optimax Pro XS
2020 Ram 3500
2021 Host Cascade Truck Camper
Sweet rig!
Just me the wife and the dog most of the time
Last edited by HOLESHOTPROPELLER; 06-12-2015 at 10:17 PM.
Just me the wife and the dog most of the time
Wife and I have been talking about doing something just like you've got there. How do you carry the Scooters, on a Hitch Carrier on the back of the RV or in the bed of your truck?
We have a ramp and put them in the back of the truck , real easy
This is camping ...
Joe that thing is too small you need a bigger one
We're new to the camping world. My wife and I thought it would be fun to get away from time to time and just unwind. Being in central Arkansas, we're not short on camping spots. So, we're gonna give it a whirl. I feel like we kinda lucked into sweetheart of a fifth wheel. Just bought it last month. It's a one owner, 2003 33 ft RLBS. Everything works to perfection, and it seems to be very well maintained. New tires, new awning, two flat screen tv's, two hydraulic slides, corner shower, etc. I'm happy as can be with it. Can't wait to get going with it!
Last edited by bassn5150; 06-12-2015 at 10:04 PM.
I worked on the road doing electrical construction and this was basically my home 2-3 months at a time.Joe that thing is too small you need a bigger one
I hear ya we see alot of people that are doing the same thing here in south Louisiana ...I don't know if any of you guys have golf carts but we decided to buy a couple 50cc Wolf scooters as you can see in my picture for cruising around the campgrounds and they are street legal , we have alot of fun on those
Last edited by HOLESHOTPROPELLER; 06-12-2015 at 10:32 PM.
Very nice rigs.
IMG_1326.jpg My weekend view from my camper.
The truck in the pic is not my hauler even though it's almost the same. Mine is short wheel base 4x4 with helper springs added. Total weight of the camper 16000 empty no idea what hitch weight is. Before the springs was added it was rated at 6000 lbs on rear axle. When I hook up it only drops the rear about 2 inches.
I've never been able to load pics...
Email em' to me and I'll post them for you. Or try to any way!I've never been able to load pics...
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