Recent content by Ammodog

Chewed for around 30 years, quit cold turkey 3 months ago..... Hardest time is when I crack a cold beer! I have made it without cheating!!!

Correct the newer class B's do pretty well on fuel, also look at the Road trek.

Surfingbodi, Toy haulers are fun! However if you are just looking at bikes, and a scooter those can be carried in the back of your pickup. If you have bigger toys like Quad's, Motorcycles wave runners ect, the toy hauler gives you that extra room you need!! Now the downside... - You give up...

Great place! Lots of fishing, I think they have about a foot of snow right now.

My Guess not a good idea, the Axles are set for the center of gravity.  The Frames are built also for a GVW (Gross Vehicle Weight) and my guess you would be far over that.. Look at selling, trading your current unit and upgrade to a toy hauler that is built for the room and weight. Be safe!!

Yes Tom, I had lived here 10 years ago and had family working at the Beaver plant, now they are just a service center here. I am working for the largest RV dealer in central Oregon and they carry 12 manufacture brands with each having 4 or more models.... Makes for lots of learning.... My...

Been a recreational hunter and fisherman most of live, with camping up to 30 days at a time, Been in sales as a Chevron Jobber for fuels and lubricants for the past 6 years and now am in the RV Biz as a salesman in Central Oregon. I have learned a ton in the last 3 months and am trying to learn...