Belvedere
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I'm sorry, what numbers are you referring to?
What're your numbers with this setup?
What're your numbers with this setup?
What's the drain interval? How many miles did you have?Changed rear differential oil. Took about 15 min.
Like, the loaded weight of your trailer, payload of your truck, tongue/hitch weight, all that jazz. Just curious.I'm sorry, what numbers are you referring to?
Next time duck and you’ll miss.Ram into a duck flying through my path.... Now I need a whole new grill!! I'm now driving a Dodge AM.
Ah, no problem. Most of that was in my previous post. I haven't actually weighed my setup. Estimate trailer to be around 3800lbs, with 650lbs tounge. Truck payload is 1424lbs. I don't usually have much in the bed when pulling the camper. Maybe 50lbs of gear.Like, the loaded weight of your trailer, payload of your truck, tongue/hitch weight, all that jazz. Just curious.
I hit a large crow or something that was eating a dead corpse on the road in a Camaro going 50mph once.Next time duck and you’ll miss.
One time I hit a pheasant with a new truck that only had 1500 miles on. Hard to believe it did over $2000 damage. Grill, hood and windshield.
I know a guy that hit a 25 lb turkey that flew across the road. Completely destroyed the front end and pushed the radiator into the motor.
lol, why?I hate all you mudflaps people!
I hate all you mudflaps people!
Do they rattle around or make noise going down a rough road when nothing is in them?Two $15 totes from home depot and an adjustable lock bar, and I have the perfect storage solution for the back of my truck. Saw this on a Facebook page and thought I'd try it. Works perfectly for what I'm looking for. And the totes easily stack and can be moved out of the way if I'm hauling anything large. View attachment 129030
GravityDo they rattle around or make noise going down a rough road when nothing is in them?
I know they are held in by a cargo bar but what keeps them from bouncing up and down?
I just put them in today and haven't been over any rough road. But they do fit under the cargo tie down bars and the are tight side to side. They might bounce up and down a bit, but I don't think it'll be enough to bother meDo they rattle around or make noise going down a rough road when nothing is in them?
I know they are held in by a cargo bar but what keeps them from bouncing up and down?
Not that you ever notice if you have a ton eau cover onDo they rattle around or make noise going down a rough road when nothing is in them?
I know they are held in by a cargo bar but what keeps them from bouncing up and down?
I tried a pair of husky and they didn't fit. Haven't been able to find another set yet.....so I'm bitter!lol, why?
I tried a pair of husky and they didn't fit. Haven't been able to find another set yet.....so I'm bitter!
Weathertechs generally fit good.I tried a pair of husky and they didn't fit. Haven't been able to find another set yet.....so I'm bitter!
Do you have a link to those or a part number?Two $15 totes from home depot and an adjustable lock bar, and I have the perfect storage solution for the back of my truck. Saw this on a Facebook page and thought I'd try it. Works perfectly for what I'm looking for. And the totes easily stack and can be moved out of the way if I'm hauling anything large. View attachment 129030