Tremors and Campers let's talk camping!!

2021 XLR Boost 21QBS toy hauler. On the way home from the first camping trip. About 120 miles each way. First time towing something this size and it handled it well.
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Nose on the trailer looks a little low.
 
2021 XLR Boost 21QBS toy hauler. On the way home from the first camping trip. About 120 miles each way. First time towing something this size and it handled it well.
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Nice setup. May wanna move that ball up another click. Flip the hitch over if needed
 
Enjoying our 2020 Tremor and Raptor plus the Smart car for this trip instead of the motorcycle for doing side adventures with our Choco Lab puppy, Miss Kimchi. In Wyoming right now for Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons. Our fave campground is Santa Cruz Redwoods RV Resort in Felton, California.
Hey Brother, I wanted to get a Raptor 352. K went on a Keystone RV Forum and asked if I can pull it with a Tremor F350. I was ridiculed and told not without a dually. So then I asked on here and got various answers about other toy hauler 5ers. So what size Tremor are you pulling your Raptor with. And what Raptor do you have. Any problems pulling it. I would most certainly be over the weight limit since I have the 6.7 F350. Load capacity is 3,052lbs. Thanks ??????????
 
Joining your ranks now … we just put a deposit down for a 2022 Airstream Flying Cloud 27FB Queen with the Rear Hatch. First TT so I’ll be browsing around these threads more and soaking up info and asking questions. They said it could be as long as November, but could be sooner if people back out of their builds.

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Joining your ranks now … we just put a deposit down for a 2022 Airstream Flying Cloud 27FB Queen with the Rear Hatch. First TT so I’ll be browsing around these threads more and soaking up info and asking questions. They said it could be as long as November, but could be sooner if people back out of their builds.

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Welcome, and it will be worth the wait. Out camping this week at Lake Wappallello.

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Unfortunately I can't show any pictures, since I'm still waiting on the truck. But I have a small Fleet Four Wheel camper that I am going to put in the back of the Tremor. It is a Superduty Lariat build and I don't think I will even feel this camper. I will have to build a 6" base for it, sort of like a booster seat so it will fit in the bed of the truck, but I can't WAIT!!!
 
Joining your ranks now … we just put a deposit down for a 2022 Airstream Flying Cloud 27FB Queen with the Rear Hatch. First TT so I’ll be browsing around these threads more and soaking up info and asking questions. They said it could be as long as November, but could be sooner if people back out of their builds.

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Bill,
It will be here before you know it! Congrats!
 
Oh man. I could not sleep on the edge of the road

Crazy loud spot with the surf, old highway (45 mph....ya right), train tracks, and freeway. Fortunately the road layout makes for little traffic on the adjacent roadway but it's still a cool spot to try out at least once.
 
The Cali coast between the border and well north of San Francisco has shockingly few decent places to camp. The few private parks are mostly awful. There are some nice county and state parks but just try and find a spot these days. :mad:

Like Yogi Berra said:

"Nobody goes there any more, it's too crowded."
 
Joining your ranks now … we just put a deposit down for a 2022 Airstream Flying Cloud 27FB Queen with the Rear Hatch. First TT so I’ll be browsing around these threads more and soaking up info and asking questions. They said it could be as long as November, but could be sooner if people back out of their builds.

Tick - Tock
Keep winding that clock. Put my down payment on a 2021 Globetrotter 27FB the day after Thanksgiving 2020. Told it may arrive April. Then told push back to June. Then told end of July. Checked last week they are now quoting end of August. So much for trailering this summer. My 6.7 Diesel Kings Ranch arrived right as quoted time in March.
 
The Cali coast between the border and well north of San Francisco has shockingly few decent places to camp. The few private parks are mostly awful. There are some nice county and state parks but just try and find a spot these days. :mad:

Like Yogi Berra said:

"Nobody goes there any more, it's too crowded."
The lost coast isn’t so lost anymore
 
The lost coast isn’t so lost anymore

Flying Flags is taking over and upgrading a facility in Avila Beach that should be pretty good. North of there, probably all the way up to Carmel, is all dry camping if you want easy beach access.
 
Hooked our Sundowner up to the Tremor for the first time today. Tremor pulled it effortlessly, noticeable power improvement from our 18 F350 DRW 6.7. Wasn’t quite as stable as the DRW, but that is to be expected. Very happy with how the Tremor handled it, looking forward to some longer tows. Edit: Trailer is not as fancy as a lot of them but it is a quality built trailer. It’s about 13,000 #’s with approx 3,000 #’s pin weight, only had 5 pounds of air in the airbags.

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