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So far in my brand new cougar I've had to 1. replumb the kitchen sink drain from a leak 2. replace the drain in the bathroom sink, cracked 3. Replace he toilet seal to the floor, leaked 4. Replace all the junk china bomb no name tires, preventative 5. Argue with the dealer and keystone for the...

Well in my opinion keystone is crap. But the more rv parks we visit and stories I hear, I think they are all junk now. My keystone cougar brand new caused me 4 months on headaches. Even now 2 months out of warranty the heater quit. At least with a used older unit hopefully the bugs are...

I tow a 32rli with my 1500. In stock for it was horrible and unstable. Im tuck with the truck for a few years and had to make due. Over 8k miles on my setup now and it runs 65mph straight as a arrow down the highway even in heavy winds

I run the air lift 1000hd in my truck. No hellwig sway bar though. My camper is a fair amount heavier and I do use a hensley wdh but the bags keep my truck pretty level

If thats the camper you really want and plan on upgrading you're truck later, there are things you can do in the meantime to make the best of you're current truck situation. Yeah you wil " be over the door sticker" But ive towed over 8k miles on my current setup which is a fair ammount heavier...

What do you plan on keeping longer? The truck or the rv? Btw some 2500s have the same payload as some 1500s so before you jump into one if you wana play by the rules of the door tag double check it

I have the weather tech one. I really like it and it curves up in the corners to help contain things

unpair the sensors

They differ state by state. Ma lemon law and Connecticut are similar where if the vehicle is broken on the dealers lot for a certain number of days its considered a lemon " If your car is out of service during repair attempts for 15 or more business days, that also meets the requirement, even...

https://www.mass.gov/guides/guide-to-new-car-lemon-law You do not need to pay a lawyer for anything in Massachusetts. I've used this program before. Click the links on do what the guide says to do

Youre going to get the run around from all these dealers because A. theay all suck at their jobs B. parts shortages and they dont want it sitting on their lot. Mass lemon law it and have them give you a new one and be done with it. If not enjoy towing your truck from dealer to dealer listening...

By this logic anytime people use 4lo to back in heavy trailers their trucks should implode and burn to the ground :ROFLMAO:

The amount of stupid comments about 4lo and turning the wheel causing things to break goes to show you how many people have zero idea about anything mechanical

lemon law and get a new truck. way easier

This is right from mass.gov Steps to start the process Step 1) A reasonable number of repair attempts You must allow the selling dealer, a dealer that the manufacturer authorizes, or the manufacturer a reasonable number of attempts to repair the defect. The law defines a reasonable number of...

Sounds like you better start looking at the Massachusetts lemon law. I had to use it for a Alfa Romeo I had a few years back.

I have these exact bags on my setup. I air them up before connecting my trailer. the eliminated the sag I had prior almost completely. My trailer is extremly heavy on the tongue plus a 200lb w/d anti sway hitch I'm well over 1300 lbs on the hitch.

2021 ram 1500 pulling a 2020 cougar 32rli

That is a giant waste of time. Have fun stopping every 50 miles to charge that thing. Especially if youre towing it with a tesla or rivian lol

What hitch are you using?