What do y’all pull with your truck?

[catbird7]

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2001 RLDS Sandpiper 28', AKA- Home. I'll post some pics with it hooked up to the SuperDuke in my sig soon. Because I'm bound to be in the wind...again...shortly.

I see you have a gooseneck adapter. How many miles with that?
I'm considering buying a small 5th wheel, any advice for a hitch?

 

[SLittle]

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My 5'er with my 17 foot fishing boat behind that. Just barely under the length limit. It's really too much without a turbo so I rarely pull both right now.

 

[FrozenMerc]

There's probably not a lot of extra room after that's inside is there?

No. No, There isn't. It is the proverbial 10 gallons of **** in a 5 gallon pail. I have to crawl in and out of the back tailgate....

 

[Thewespaul]

No. No, There isn't. It is the proverbial 10 gallons of **** in a 5 gallon pail. I have to crawl in and out of the back tailgate....

Your dually is like the big brother to my race truck, love that color on these bullnose

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[IDIBRONCO]

No. No, There isn't. It is the proverbial 10 gallons of **** in a 5 gallon pail. I have to crawl in and out of the back tailgate....

That's about what I thought. Has anybody told you that there's supposed to be several small sardines in a can, not one big one?

 

[Tumbleweed210]

I see you have a gooseneck adapter. How many miles with that?
I'm considering buying a small 5th wheel, any advice for a hitch?

I bought it thataway… ONLY because it was well below market value, and haven't had the money to change it back. With that said;

I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND "hORSE TRAILERin" a fifth-wheel EVER...and I might ruffle some feathers, with that statement, so be it. I've seen too many bad results from doing it. In fact you can Joogle it...er...look it up.

These trailers are engineered to a slim margin; when the pivot point is changed, the same is true for the relationship between the forces that act upon the frame...especially the gussets and welds at the front step-up of the frame. Look for the wrinkles or bowing of the side wall... or even earlier the paint chipping and crazing off the welds on the exposed frame inside of the front cargo bay..... a lot of delam starts this way on fifths.

I used to work for one, of the only two, Winnebago Factory Dealerships outside of Forrest City, Iowa...the other one was in Florida.

 

[Tumbleweed210]

Durnit guess I'm gonna have to fix all that now...IF I ever wanna sell it...

 

[Fordman1920032003]

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[IDIBRONCO]

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That's the coolest load that I've seen so far!

 

[Fordman1920032003]

It's fun. Hope to be getting some performance parts for the ol idi pretty soon.

 

[Ilovelamp]

Mostly cars for the workshop ....

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Where are you from

 

[david85]

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Yeah, I think we have a winner here.

 

[Kiwif150]

Where are you from

South island New Zealand

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[Macrobb]

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I just love that loose connector dangling by the crossmember. Seems like just about all of these trucks have at least *one* dangling wire.

 

[Thewespaul]

I just love that loose connector dangling by the crossmember. Seems like just about all of these trucks have at least *one* dangling wire.

Of all the things to love about the photo