Going Camping? Look Here
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There are some real cheesy trailer tires out there, can't believe the cheap China tires they put on my 5th Wheel when I bought it new. Wound up changing them out after the first season. Seen my wifes family up in South Dakota blow 3 tires on two different campers this summer. Blowouts can really tear up the camper.
Master of Strokes
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unless I read it wrong tt can not tow a trailer behind it but a 5 wheel can. Go figure!
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From: Ardlethan, Australia
Anyway, I thought 'camping' was throwing the swag in the back of the ute and sleeping under the stars! None of the 'mod-cons' of the 5th wheel
Fleet Owner
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Yeah, same in aussie, although I don't know if its a bad rule....as I always worry about things being towed falling off without knowing!
Anyway, I thought 'camping' was throwing the swag in the back of the ute and sleeping under the stars! None of the 'mod-cons' of the 5th wheel
Anyway, I thought 'camping' was throwing the swag in the back of the ute and sleeping under the stars! None of the 'mod-cons' of the 5th wheel
LOL. Just busting your chops man. Just goes to show you though that it is all relative.
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Yeah, same in aussie, although I don't know if its a bad rule....as I always worry about things being towed falling off without knowing!
Anyway, I thought 'camping' was throwing the swag in the back of the ute and sleeping under the stars! None of the 'mod-cons' of the 5th wheel
Anyway, I thought 'camping' was throwing the swag in the back of the ute and sleeping under the stars! None of the 'mod-cons' of the 5th wheel
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From: Ardlethan, Australia
Its all good for a laugh
Yukon, a swag is like a sleeping bag, but made of canvas, just roll out and sleep on the ground. A ute is what we call our pick ups!
DC01, yeah, it's all relative, must admit my goosneck has toilet/shower/mod cons...I'm not holding a bit of luxury against anyone! But I do own a swag!
4inch, they are called road trains, but I think 4 trailers (awsome to see in action, best get out of their way if they're coming) might be the maximum allowed, and only on some roads...mostly the outback, and not in towns! They do hundred of miles on dirt roads (gotta feel sorry for the cattle in the last trailer).
I'm glad I can share some knowledge, albeit general
Yukon, a swag is like a sleeping bag, but made of canvas, just roll out and sleep on the ground. A ute is what we call our pick ups!
DC01, yeah, it's all relative, must admit my goosneck has toilet/shower/mod cons...I'm not holding a bit of luxury against anyone! But I do own a swag!
4inch, they are called road trains, but I think 4 trailers (awsome to see in action, best get out of their way if they're coming) might be the maximum allowed, and only on some roads...mostly the outback, and not in towns! They do hundred of miles on dirt roads (gotta feel sorry for the cattle in the last trailer).
I'm glad I can share some knowledge, albeit general
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