03 3500
06 Pilgrim

 

Here is one I have pulled. About 43ft long.

 

Wow, everyone has such nice and shinny rigs . . . (HeHeHe, not me).

This was up on Kluane Lake NW of Destruction Bay, Yukon Territory. And, I had just washed the truck at Whitehorse the previous day (or two).


And this was up at the Arctic Circle on our way to Coldfoot, AK.

 

 

First trip in the TH this last weekend to Stub Stewart State Park Oregon. Not much of a campground yet (new starts) but lots of good trails to hike around on w/ the dogs.

 

2003 Titanium... it's doing campgrounds local this year; next year?.. headin' west we hope!

 

Here is my little hunting cabin.

 

This was the previouse truck the day I brought the camper home. No WD hich and 1600-1800# toung wt made it sag a bit.



This was a rented camper a few years ago before I bought one.


Here is the new truck on its first camping trip last fall.

 

My pride and joy.!!

 

Just after I hauled mine from Fraser Valley to Okanagan, via Highway #3, and hadn't cleaned it yet.

 

Here's my crap, 20 footer just a lil guy;

 

Keystone 269

 

Triple Nickel......... R U sure you have enough truck to pull that Beast!
<jk> My last trailer was a little 22 ft 5th wheel meant for a 1/2 ton truck. Even with the axles flipped it was nose high trying to hook up to my truck. The Cummins was saying....trailer? What trailer?

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At least that "crap trailer" doesn't pull your fuel mileage down under 10 mpg like some of the non-crap trailers I've seen are sure to do. You may be one of smarter guys here!

 

Yeah laugh it up boys, I know it's overkill. I used to have a 27' fiver that my ex has now, at least I got a wicked futon out of the deal. The axles are up top, and I had to order an insert with extra holes for the WD hitch. It is so nice to have too much truck, towing really is effortless. I'm single so there is plenty of room, and mileage is good too, even with the 35's. I never really noticed how small it looks back there until now, must be the angle.