scolew325
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I have seen this particular set-up and it is quite unique. Its as big as it appears. If someone had the interest, I think it should be restored and put into shows, would probably be an eye catcher.
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1rickw
redwood City, CA USA
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yes, it has a tag axle. It actually shows in one of these photos, but is really dark. I lightened it in photoshop and it is definitely there
2004 Jamboree 26Q + great wife to travel with 
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Reddog1
El Dorado, CA
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skipnchar wrote:... It LOOKS like it's about to squash the F250 and tail dragging would be an almost CERTAINTY on any kind of driveway.
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Reddog1
El Dorado, CA
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JoeChiOhki wrote:What you can't see is the tag axle under the rear of the camper that carries part of the camper's weight.
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Reddog1
El Dorado, CA
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JoeChiOhki wrote:
There was a hitch like connection on the rear that attached to the bumper assembly.
I have no photos.
JoeChiOhki wrote:The front jacks are actually a loop and there's two brackets that they seat into, like a Stable-Lift, that clamp it in place.
Born Free:
Stable Lift:
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Reddog1
El Dorado, CA
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routeforty wrote:A TC that long and it appears to have a 'wet bath'?? Surely my eyes are deceiving me. You'd think with that much length there would be a huge bathroom in it.
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Mark W Ingalls
Houston
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Maybe thay was good engineers, since thay cain't spell!
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Reddog1
El Dorado, CA
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JoeChiOhki wrote:... the only shortcoming I find with the Born Free's is their layout wastes space. Ah.... The remodel I could on one  .
Actually, it is laid out pretty good, keeping the heaviest part of the TC over the rear truck axle and TC tag axle. Always room for improvement to suit one's preferences and taste. For me, the dark paneling would have to go, or at least some of it.
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