For those considering campers

[biznaga]

It is really easy to pull a camper with our STs. And it is easy to set them up. Here I am supervising wife as she sets our popup up.



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Now here it is after she got it up.



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[Jake Levin]

Nice job! I want to be a supervisor too!

 

[Chet 02]

Hey someones got to supervise. Good pictures.

 

[Gary DiPietroSr]

Hey, looks great! I'm going to supervise too!!



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[Allen Smith]

I get my 10 year old son and my wife helping me hitch and unhitch the trailer. Son does all the cranking and my wife makes sure we don't leave anything behind. (oops, lost the jack bottom once already, as well as the safety pins for the weight distributing hitch bars!)



We should be going down to Westport again for some crabbing next weekend.





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[BILLANDLISA HORTON]

Biz do you have a tow package? Reason I'm asking is I have a Jayco Eagle pop-up that is I believe a little bigger than yours. Not much, I think it folds out into a 22 footer. Anyway I don't have a tow package (I do have new shocks) and mine doesn't tow well at all. It tracks good but when I hit a small bump going 55 the tongue section and the rear of the truck bounce like crazy. I think it weighs like3000 I believe. not positive about that. am I hurting my ST by pulling this thing without the package? I guess I could look in the manual at the tow capacity. Thanks

 

[biznaga]

My popup is around 2400 lbs. Never had problem pulling unless it is forgetting it is there and parking somewhere dumb.



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