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Curt 20 K with 24 puck type base It is very heavy but is easy to remove and install Sliding type 5th wheel hitch
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yes same my former truck (chevy) was a few inches shorter in the bed length and you could not close the tailgate with slide all the way back like I can do with my TremorI like my sliding hitch for hooking and un hooking. With it slid back, it leaves enough room to keep tailgate down and back into hitch without hitting trailer. Besides that, I can turn almost 90 with it slid forward.
I’m going to go look at a new 5th wheel tommorow. If the price match I’m buying it. Only live once.Great information from all.....I really appreciate the responses from you guys. Now I just need to decide if I am going to try and pull the trigger on one or just keep my bumper pull. I love the thought of a 5th wheel and definitely think that is the way to go....just a small thing called $$ that gives me pause. ha.
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Did you do it? What did you get?I’m going to go look at a new 5th wheel tommorow. If the price match I’m buying it. Only live once.
I am using the Pullrite Super lite hitch and love it.What are you running on your Tremor or other Super Duty Truck, and how do you like it? As of now, I'm leaning towards the B&W Companion in 25k setup for our Ford Puck System.
Wholly shit. That thing was a pile! Brand new Heartland needed the ceiling redone it was peeling so badly. I think the guy was paid per exposed staple installed as staple heads were showing on ever truss and stud in the unit. Not 1 or 2 I mean near a hundred.Did you do it? What did you get?
Wholly shit. That thing was a pile! Brand new Heartland needed the ceiling redone it was peeling so badly. I think the guy was paid per exposed staple installed as staple heads were showing on ever truss and stud in the unit. Not 1 or 2 I mean near a hundred.
Floor sagged as you walked. Severe dirt with aluminum shavings in the outside kitchen. Oh and yellowish caulk on white surfaces.
All for the low price of $62,000.
Was hard to pass up lol
Unfortunately that seems to be SOP for most RV manufacturers - garbage quality. I have been looking for a "quality" RV 5th wheel and most look like they were put together by 3rd graders. I'm currently looking at a new company and their Brinkley Z3100 5th. Initial feedback from recent owners has been positive, but who knows.A bit off-topic, but we've been dealing with similar issues on our brand new 5th wheel. I sum it up this way: the components/layout/design are all good. The assembly is abhorrently bad. Speaking to some friends who recently bought new rigs, they echo this observation.
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I just bought my second Grand Design on Saturday. Upgrading from a bumper pull to 5th wheel. IMOP they have the highest basic level of quality of the various manufactures. I have a few friends that have them as well and they swear by them.Unfortunately that seems to be SOP for most RV manufacturers - garbage quality. I have been looking for a "quality" RV 5th wheel and most look like they were put together by 3rd graders. I'm currently looking at a new company and their Brinkley Z3100 5th. Initial feedback from recent owners has been positive, but who knows.
Looking at A Grand Design fri or sun this week.I just bought my second Grand Design on Saturday. Upgrading from a bumper pull to 5th wheel. IMOP they have the highest basic level of quality of the various manufactures. I have a few friends that have them as well and they swear by them.
We enjoy ours seems well made no issuesLooking at A Grand Design fri or sun this week.
You will love it. We looked at a ton and could not find a better camper for our needs.Looking at A Grand Design fri or sun this week.
Yep…that’s a good one.. excellent choiceWhat are you running on your Tremor or other Super Duty Truck, and how do you like it? As of now, I'm leaning towards the B&W Companion in 25k setup for our Ford Puck System.
Raptor is the "upscale" version of our Carbon, but built at the same place, so I doubt it's built any better. Like I tell people, the components/layout/design are all fine, but they way they assemble things is just ridiculous and I've learned from talking to other (including you folks) that is often par for the course, with few exceptions.Unfortunately that seems to be SOP for most RV manufacturers - garbage quality. I have been looking for a "quality" RV 5th wheel and most look like they were put together by 3rd graders. I'm currently looking at a new company and their Brinkley Z3100 5th. Initial feedback from recent owners has been positive, but who knows.