Pictures of your Tow Vehicle

[Jayco33rlds]

"One Bad Dude"

[edowsfamily]

Vermont weekend was great. the weather and temps were perfect. Great kayaking in different lakes

[Shaner]

Originally Posted by Crabman

Shaner, I have the same plans to upgrade to a 2500 "someday". We also stayed in Saugerties nearly 3 years ago when stopping overnight to try out our new trailer on the trip home from Albany. We stayed at the KOA.

Crabman, we've added the Saugerties KOA to our "must spend a weekend there next year" list. It's even the same exit off I-87 as Rip VW CG. Thanks for the heads up.

[gaylec]

Originally Posted by ByDesign

2008 Ingersoll Rand Club Car (Red)
Extended topper
Utility back seat/conversion
Engine 351 cc, single cylinder N/A
Horsepower 11.5 @ 3,600 rpm, exceeds SAE J1940 Performance Standards 3.3 hp
Governor Guard Yes N/A
Batteries 12-volt (4) 12-volt
Charger N/A 48V variable with on-board computer
Steering Self-compensating double reduction helical rack & pinion Self-compensating double reduction helical rack & pinion
Suspension – Front Independent leaf spring w/dual hydraulic shocks Independent leaf spring w/dual hydraulic shocks
Brakes Mechanical drum brakes on rear wheels Mechanical drum brakes on rear wheels
Park Brake 3-position 3-position
Body and Finish Molded-in Color Molded-in Color
Tires 18 x 8.50-8 18 x 8.50-8
L x W x H 91.5 in (232 cm) x 47.25 in (120 cm) x 68.5 in (174 cm) 91.5 in (232 cm) x 47.25 in (120 cm) x 68.5 in (174 cm)
Wheelbase 65.5 in (166.4 cm) 65.5 in (166.4 cm)
Ground Clearance 4.5 in (11.4 cm) 4.5 in (11.4 cm)
Tread – Front & Rear 34.5 in/38.6 in (87.6 cm/97.8 cm) 34.5 in/38.6 in (87.6 cm/97.8 cm)
Dry Weight Less Batteries 606 lb (274.9 kg) 495 lb (224.5 kg)
Floor Height 12 in (30.5 cm) 12 in (30.5 cm)
Frame Type Ladder-style aluminum box beam Ladder-style aluminum box beam
Kickplate Yes
Speed Range 12-15 mph (19.3-24.1 kph)
• 7 speed settings: 5-19 mph (8-30.6 kph)
• 2 acceleration settings: Aggressive or traditional
• 3 pedal-up braking to zero settings: None, mild and aggressive
• Speed fine adjustment in 0.1 mph (0.16 kph) increments
Warranty*
• 4-year: Canopy, electronics, pedal group, seats, suspension
• 3-year: Body panels, gas and electric powertrains
• 2-year: All remaining components.
• Limited Lifetime: Frame
• 4-year: Batteries (20,000 energy units or 1,000 rounds), canopy,
electronics, pedal group, seats, suspension
• 3-year: Body panels, gas and electric powertrains
• 2-year: All remaining components.
• Limited Lifetime: Frame

(We plan on towing with the awing, slides, and stablizers deployed for quicker set-up. We are still waiting to hear back from Ingersoll Rand for the tow specs, but I'm sure with a good tail wind we'll be pulling into Yellow Stone about 2015)

You have the most fantastic sense of humor! Well done!!!

[Quantum]

[tinlizzie23]

This is our "Hank" that gets our Designer to wherever we want to go.

[tinlizzie23]

Here are a couple of photos of our back up tow vehicle - the other Ford one-tonner. This is "Henry", a 1926 version of Ford's one ton line up. He's done a lot of towing and hauling in his lifespan, with his 7:1 worm gear rear axle ratio, :hihi:but we had to retire him when we got the fifth wheel camper - just couldn't figure out how to mount the hitch.

[mrnoyb]

Chevy runs deep...

[tinlizzie23]

Chevy may run deep, but Ford's got a better idea, IMHO. Each to his/her own.

[Broadreach_Bo]

Took this in SoCal last week.

[Larry G.]

Nice to have pulling our rig.

[Russell]

Does well but can't wait to upgrade
'02 Explorer



... and with our 2012 Swift SLX 184BH

[Crabman]

At last some of MY pics of the "new" 2500

[TheRevJosh]

Here's some pictures of our TV:
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Bringing our 26BH home for the first time.

On our first trip out with the 26BH

TV as it looks now after some mods.

[greenenvy1]

Paid for so will be the TV for atleast a few more years! 2006 Toyota Tundra SR5



hooked up and ready to go

[Jayco 228]

Ok you guys are all in trouble with my wife. I want a new truck now. Watch for the flying shoe it will get you every time. Lol ;-)

[Wolverine]

Originally Posted by Jayco 228

Ok you guys are all in trouble with my wife. I want a new truck now. Watch for the flying shoe it will get you every time. Lol ;-)

Put a banana in the tailpipe and start it in front of her. When it doesn't start tell her it is serious and walk with her to the local dealer.
If you think your wife is too smart for that, enjoy your current TV.

[Crabman]

Originally Posted by Jayco 228

Ok you guys are all in trouble with my wife. I want a new truck now. Watch for the flying shoe it will get you every time. Lol ;-)

I told my DW that I needed a bigger truck to safely haul our kids and trailer. She asked when do we go get one. Within a few weeks I had the 2500 in my garage. Try that one, worked for me.

[LongIslandCamper]

This is about all I can tow with my 4cyl minivan. If I go out with my parents or brother then this is what I use to dump. The actual TV for the TT has a hitch mounted flagpole so it's easy to just take my van. lol

[Rob_Fla]