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sjones6335

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Posted: 08/18/09 08:25pm

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Our Roo 19 on Cape Cod, MA this past weekend.

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This was our campsite we shared with my sister & her family.
Their TT is in the background. Man is it huge.

* This post was edited 08/18/09 09:34pm by sjones6335 *

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Posted: 08/19/09 12:47pm

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rustycopperballs wrote:

The Mrs. and I are about to buy a trailer just about like yours and I have the same TV as you do. I was wondering if you use any sway control or a weight distribution hitch on your truck. Mine is a F350 in the same configuration as yours.

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Posted: 08/19/09 01:14pm

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This is just my opinion but you may not need a WD hitch but it will save the rear springs on your truck I have owned many of Ford that as soon as you put too much weight on those springs a couple of times they start to give and a sway controller is always a good thing to have especially if you travel the Interstates besides if you have not yet bought the trailer talk to the dealer it might be more cost effective to have them add these things to the price of the trailer or if you buy them at the time of buying the trailer they will usually discount them for you just remember to have there buyout right cost of them when they quote you a price have a friend they have not seen or dealt with get your prices. Remember a dealer is looking to get as much out of you as they can and little things or options is where they can get you.

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dlc669 wrote:

We just brought home our New 06 Kodiak 215 " yes brand new" we drove home in 26+mph head and side winds so the sway test is done and it passed. They replaced all 5 tires and both bunk ends due to fading from being open too much, we opted for the traditional bunks as it had the thermarest ends on it at first. Pulled it with a 08 Ridgeline with Prodigy controller [image]

How did the ridgeline do towing the HTT. I just bought a 21SSO and am looking for a Tow Vehicle now.

* This post was edited 08/23/09 03:28pm by Jaycen *

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Posted: 08/23/09 08:54pm

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This is our CIKIRA 23EXP. This was our fourth outing and it is proven to be a real luxury compared to our former 8' PUP.

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Posted: 08/23/09 09:31pm

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Here a couple from our recent trip to Rushing River Provincial Park, Ontario.

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Nights slept...don't know, but it's never enough.

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