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I use the ones that FWC sells but I hear Brophy steps have an easier setup, they just hook on, they don't use pins.Looking for a recommendation for a removable scissor steps for a slide in FWC. TIA.
Yeah those wait time are loooong but it will be worth it. Good luck with your build. 1) We dont use either xm or gps. We use mostly phones/tablet for music and navigation We have the att wifi and that works fine. 2) Yes we were able to use the back camera from the original box as well as back up warning system.Great package. My F350 Tremor and Hawk flatbed are identical to yours and on order. 6mo on the truck and 55 weeks for the camper. Wait time is going to be tough. But two questions meanwhile: 1) Does your seriusxm and gps antenna work with the overhang; and 2) were you able to use the backup camera off the original box?
I understand you were able to use the camera from the tailgate? If so…how easily removed, and how did you mount it? Did you fabricate some type of protective box for it?Yeah those wait time are loooong but it will be worth it. Good luck with your build. 1) We dont use either xm or gps. We use mostly phones/tablet for music and navigation We have the att wifi and that works fine. 2) Yes we were able to use the back camera from the original box as well as back up warning system.
I don't think it was difficult but I didnt do it. the installer did. Here'sa pic.I understand you were able to use the camera from the tailgate? If so…how easily removed, and how did you mount it? Did you fabricate some type of protective box for it?
thanks…
Nice job!I don't think it was difficult but I didnt do it. the installer did. Here'sa pic.View attachment 42251View attachment 42251
"The connection to the truck is installed on the driver's side in the truck bed.I like the interior! Where is the electrical connection?
I have a hawk flatbed and yes, full time tow/haul mode. It helps with engine braking.So I just took delivery of a fully optioned slide-in FWC hawk. Do you keep the Tremor in tow/haul mode all the time?
Many thanks.I have a hawk flatbed and yes, full time tow/haul mode. It helps with engine braking.
from the manual: Tow/Haul – For improved transmission operation when towing a trailer or a heavy load. This mode moves upshifts to higher engine speeds to reduce the frequency of transmission shifting. This mode also provides engine braking in all forward gears, which slows your vehicle and assists you in controlling your vehicle when descending a grade. The amount of downshift braking provided varies based on the amount you press the brake pedal.I wasn't aware that Tow Mode activated the exhaust brake.
Interesting. I have the 7.3 with no engine brake selector so tow mode is the only way I can use it and works well my my use.Towing my 8500+ lb TT I find the Tow Mode too aggressive with the downshifts on descents. I will often pop the shifter into Neutral. I've never noticed the engine braking probably because the tranny revs drown it out. On a big descent I will have the Engine Brake on Auto or Manual if it is a steep one anyway.
There should be a Tow Mode Lite and a Heavy IMHO.
I love this set-up. Looks so sick! Where have you used it?
Thanks, mostly local NJ, NY, VT, PA, MD until we retire in a couple years then heading further south and west for extended trips.I love this set-up. Looks so sick! Where have you used it?