Strabo
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Wow....
I look thru all the posts & pics in this thread and it's so amazing to see such difference's in where we all live, and camp in. Just this last weekend we went riding, camping with our friends in the desert.
I gotta say that I've never seen the green places you all have camped, ever. Tree's, plants, grass....
I hope that someday we can see those types of places you see all the time. Thanks for the Bucket List items, I really mean it.
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benb21601
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MMayleben wrote:Just picked up our 2016 Jayco Seismic Wave 310 last week and took it down to Georgia for a riding trip over Spring Break and really enjoyed it.
Yay! another Seismic!
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Racebizz
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benb21601 wrote:MMayleben wrote:Just picked up our 2016 Jayco Seismic Wave 310 last week and took it down to Georgia for a riding trip over Spring Break and really enjoyed it.
Yay! another Seismic!
Seismic 310 here also. We love it. A pic when I picked it up new in December, and a pic from just the other day.
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polishdon
Lake View NY
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My new 2017 Cherokee Wolf Pack 25pack12
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atwowheelguy
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Wanted a toy hauler with a front bed, that would haul three bikes and wouldn't overload my F150 that has a 1600# payload. This one fits the bill. Searched for it for 53 weeks.
2010 Cruiser RV Funfinder Xtra XT 245
Basic, but I like it.
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2013 F150 XLT SCrew 5.5' 3.5 EB, 3.55, 2WD, 1607# Payload, EAZ Lift WDH
Toy Hauler: 2010 Fun Finder XT-245, 5025# new, 6640-7180# loaded, 900# TW, Voyager wireless rear view camera
Toys: '66 Super Hawk, XR400R, SV650, XR650R, DL650 V-Strom, 525EXC, 500EXC
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B-rad Lee
Tracy, Ca
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Here is our new trailer.
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a.dog
Yuba City, CA
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B-rad Lee wrote:Here is our new trailer.
There is so much win in this picture! Nice toy hauler - but the truck is awesome. That's about what I'm looking for in a truck to replace my current TV. Is it a long-bed? I'm looking forward to putting an aux tank in the bed to increase my range to 1000+ miles so I can fuel up when I want instead of letting my fuel stops dictate my trip's pace. What kind of mpg and range are you getting while towing?
TH: 2014 Eclipse Stellar 27DBLG, grey, Abyss pkg, 10K GVWR, ordered 6/1/13, delivered 12/14/13
TV: '04 Suburban 2500 LT, 8.1L, 3.73, 4x4, 10K tow rating, Blue Ox 14K hitch... aspiring to replace with a diesel 1-ton
Toys: '13 F800GS, '09 KLX250s, '05 DR200se
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gtsum
Virginia
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Nice combo! We have a 345 Chrome and it has been very good to us the last year (7000 miles). Be safe out here and have fun!
2015 Fuzion 345 Chrome
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B-rad Lee
Tracy, Ca
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a.dog wrote:B-rad Lee wrote:Here is our new trailer.
There is so much win in this picture! Nice toy hauler - but the truck is awesome. That's about what I'm looking for in a truck to replace my current TV. Is it a long-bed? I'm looking forward to putting an aux tank in the bed to increase my range to 1000+ miles so I can fuel up when I want instead of letting my fuel stops dictate my trip's pace. What kind of mpg and range are you getting while towing?
Yes it is a long bed and I am getting 9.5 to 11 MPG towing but we do a lot towing up to the Sierra.
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a.dog
Yuba City, CA
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B-rad Lee wrote:a.dog wrote:B-rad Lee wrote:Here is our new trailer.
There is so much win in this picture! Nice toy hauler - but the truck is awesome. That's about what I'm looking for in a truck to replace my current TV. Is it a long-bed? I'm looking forward to putting an aux tank in the bed to increase my range to 1000+ miles so I can fuel up when I want instead of letting my fuel stops dictate my trip's pace. What kind of mpg and range are you getting while towing?
Yes it is a long bed and I am getting 9.5 to 11 MPG towing but we do a lot towing up to the Sierra.
Very good. Towing over 1000 miles down to Death Valley & back, including 50/89/88 passes & the 9% grade over 190 into Panamint Springs, which had me down to ~25-30mph dragging about 9500lbs of trailer, I hand-calculated an average of 7 MPG for the whole trip. Even the small difference in MPG at these low numbers would make a noticeable difference in cost, but the ~800 lb/ft of torque would make pulling my trailer over the passes a breeze.
What kind of speed can you maintain on the steepest grades you've driven pulling your loaded trailer?
Sorry to hijack the thread a bit, but I appreciate the info.
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