Show us what you tow.

16' uhaul w/ ramps. tacoma did great!!

 

This aint the heaviest load ive had but i use my 4 bangers as a scrap wagon. If you know how to stack they can be more profitable than the bigger trucks.

 

old pic but just had to post

 

Not towing but loaded both of em so heavy they're riding on the frames. The silver ones been to the scrap yards like 10 times now and hasnt even hit 1k on the odometer. Hopefully the composite beds can withstand this type of abuse. If it does im really starting to like it.

 

It's a great camper you have and I nice set up. I tow a similar camper, same weight with my 2013, Can I make one suggestion that will make towing 10 times easier and less stressful. Add a set of Firestone Ride Rite air bags with the on board compressor, (around $350 in parts), kit is very easy to install. What a big difference in towing. Good luck and happy camping

 

This past fall:








Free wood burns hotter.

 

Is that the v6?

 

Yes.

 

Pit stop in the Humbolts/Avenue of the Giants on our way to the IRG teardrop gathering last year. Yeah I know, I put on Firestone ride rites a month later...

 

4k miles 10mpg, equalizer hitch no problems.

 

What model is that? It looks like the perfect size.

 

2015 Jayco Jay Flight SLX Baja Edition 145RB

 

wild stab says thats a 145RB, with the reversed axles to lift it up a bit ('baja kit' ?).

 

20 ft pontoon. A little over 27 ft total trailer length.

 

2005 fleetwood bayside Cp 3200lbs dry 19.1ft long

 

I thought this might be a good place to ask. Has anyone mounted a tv in their travel trailer? I'm thinking about putting one in our jayco 195rb. I've done it countless times with standard construction but this lightweight trailer has me concerned.

 

Just a heads up. If you are thinking about adding a solar panel to your setup, SolarBlvd has their 120w flexible panel on sale for $119, normally $276. They are light weight and less susceptible to damage then hard crystalline panels.

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I have tried a few tv's over the years in light weight rv's without good luck. The units I have had bad luck with were the ones with the integrated DVD players. Seemed like the perfect rv tv as you can use it for just movies when your off the grid, but the DVD mechanism couldn't take the road vibrations I guess