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RE: Flat towing with your truck camper
+1 for ready brake. That's what I use.
I had an issue with my tow bar last year half way through a trip, and they overnighted me a replacement part under warranty coverage, free of charge. The hardest part was figuring out where I could have them ship the part to because I was literally in the middle of nowhere.
I have my ready brake paired with the roadmaster baseplate, and the additional crossbar on the front of my jeep, which is needed for extra support when the jeep surges towards the truck when you step on the brake.
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NatParkJunkie
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09/23/23 05:59pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: Camping World or Mom and Pop
OP, you must be new here. lol
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NatParkJunkie
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09/10/23 08:49pm |
Camping World RV Sales
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RE: Rieco Titan 2500# jack is binding.......
I can't help you specifically with rieco jacks.
I have happijac jacks. One of mine seized up last year, and was popping fuses when I tried to move up or down. I basically did what this video did to take mine apart, clean up all the rust, oil the moving parts, etc.
maybe this can get you in the right general direction?
youtube
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NatParkJunkie
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07/23/23 08:31pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: Where can I find this RV?
how about a truck camper? some of them are huge with 1-3 slides. They are heavy, so most of the bigger ones really need a 450-550 truck to safely haul the weight.
But they have tons of flexibility. much shorter overall length, Take off the camper and use the truck by itself. tow a jeep, boat, trailer, or nothing, etc. You can usually get further off the pavement than most other campers away from other campers.
for ex: Eagle Cap
Lance and Arctic fox also make large truck campers with different floor plans.
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NatParkJunkie
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05/22/23 12:20pm |
Class C Motorhomes
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