Post up your towing pics!

[RFishstick]

[Kenz]

'05 cummins dually, 6-spd manual. '17 42' Coachman Chaparral.

[sparkycamper]

8299BS and boat!

[Bluepill]

2014 Acura MDX/2015 Flagstaff T12RBST/2015 Yamaha WR250R

[campsmith1]

Very nice set up! Bet it's easy to hit the small campgrounds and out backs!
I miss that now with the bigger trailer.

[pbandrb]

Headed to Glendale Springs NC, way to much rain maybe Saturday will let us ride

[pbandrb]

Originally Posted by pbandrb

Headed to Glendale Springs NC, way to much rain maybe Saturday will let us ride

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Well we did get 200 miles in today, it was kind of odd ridding the blue ridge parkway in the clouds/fog were I could not see 10 feet in front of me

[Carl Patterson]

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Lake city campground, fl

[Carl Patterson]

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Milton Fl koa

[Carl Patterson]

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Lake ponchitrain la

[Carl Patterson]

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Yogi bear Jellystone Park
Madison fl

[Carl Patterson]

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Piscapaque state park, eight nine Alabama

[modemem]

A little long for the driveway but very little traffic on the cul de sac

[JCDMeyer]

Originally Posted by JoeR

How to make your camper look smaller, well at least is not as tall as his trailer.....

...and you don't need a CDL.

[JCDMeyer]

2017 Titan XD SL 5.0 Cummins CC pulling a 2017 Forest River 2104s mini lite.

The truck is rated for 12,000 lbs. The camper completely loaded purhaps 5,500 lbs. We're good.

[JCDMeyer]

Originally Posted by Navaner

Yes it is legal 75.4 ft being the max lenght.
But i have seen people pull longer with bigger truck.

Where is that legal? ...and do you need an endorsement on your license? I'm in Ohio. Just curious.

[bowman89014]

First tow with new 2018 Duramax.

[kollinr]

Originally Posted by JCDMeyer

2017 Titan XD SL 5.0 Cummins CC pulling a 2017 Forest River 2104s mini lite.

The truck is rated for 12,000 lbs. The camper completely loaded purhaps 5,500 lbs. We're good. Attachment 172587Attachment 172588Attachment 172589

Good thing you have a WD hitch on that trailer! [emoji6]

[JCDMeyer]

Originally Posted by kollinr

Good thing you have a WD hitch on that trailer! [emoji6]

Yeah,... and It squats a lot less than my old 04 Silverado. The owners manual suggested a WDH for trailers 5,000 lbs and above.

It's a tweener truck and it will out perform any 1/2 ton on the road. It's not a super duty 3/4 ton truck. If I needed one I would have bought one.

It pulls my camper like it's not there. The ride is superb, it's quite, and the sound system is amazing....and it was $15,000 less than the Duramax with an equivalent package.

[Seachaser186]

Originally Posted by JCDMeyer

Yeah,... and It squats a lot less than my old 04 Silverado. The owners manual suggested a WDH for trailers 5,000 lbs and above.

It's a tweener truck and it will out perform any 1/2 ton on the road. It's not a super duty 3/4 ton truck. If I needed one I would have bought one.

It pulls my camper like it's not there. The ride is superb, it's quite, and the sound system is amazing....and it was $15,000 less than the Duramax with an equivalent package.

Payload on that truck makes it just another half ton being there are others with much more. Instead of 12K, it's more like 7.5K towing capacity with a TT.