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"diesels win hands down unless you are pulling a pop-up camper that weighs nothing" that is a blanket statement that is not true...

We never tip our awning to drain water off it....? we typically retract the water off and then extend it to dry. But then again, we...

Same reason why we went with a 2023 F250 Super Cab 4x4 7.3 gasser at 3545 pounds capacity!

TV front to rear rocking would mean to much loaded weight in either front or rear of RV 5er (we once placed our bicycle carrier w/bikes...

Totally agree. The F350/F250s are great trucks for pulling, but the turning radius really does have something to be desired...

Loud noise sounds more like a mechanical issue than lubrication. CRC has Teflon but is not a dry lube if you used it and will attract...

We have seen lots of AC units on homes in the southwest do it every year. Wouldnt think it would hurt RV AC's during storage and non...

I am not sure where the water pump is located on that trailer, but you may want to check if it is on. If it is on, and you have air in...

We use ours all night long, every cold night during a month before, and it has worked fine doing it. Infact, we dont even use our LPG...

True..... but im trying to figure out what difference would having a "hard floor" make in this discussion??? All floors stick built, RV...

Dont believe the reflection 150s have hardwood. They look amd feel more line linoleum/vinyl laminate. The wife has used very little...

Wife vacuums, and then uses a little vinegar with water to clean the kitchen, bathroom and hallway floors. We dont wear our shoes in...

The campers are more air tight and water tight with the slides in plus you have the sun wear and damage to the seals when they are...

+1, Agree.......Thats a B.I.N.G.O!

We dont wear our shoes in the RV either, but socks do a great job of spreading any dirt by the inside steps/door of our 5er throughout...