snowman610
Winona MN
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loaded up and going out of town!
Camping on the old farm - free electric - old barn - sheds - and 80 acres to ride on - Best of all its free!
E4 was great to camp in. Of course I forgot stuff, but made due. I see many E4 trips in my future
2008 FleetwoodE4
2005 F-150 with mods
2006 Can-Am Outlander Max
Winona,MN
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labman1014
hattiesburg, ms
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awesome.......love the PUP........wish i had a need for one.....just love the rugged look of it.......
TV-2008 Ford F150 SCrew, 4X4, 5.4L, 3.73LS, Rear Camera
TT-2008 Surveyor SV-304LE
Just me, the wife, 3.5 year old, and 10 month old!!!
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JCHKeys
Suffolk, VA
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Looks great. I hope you had fun. We took our E4 out this weekend also. I will get some pics up.
How did yours tow behind an F-150?
JCH
New TV: 2008 Dodge Ram 3500, 6.7L Cummins, 6 Speed Auto, No mods yet (but they are coming)
2008 Fleetwood Evolution E-4, Reese Round Bar Weight Distributing Hitch
Me and the Wife: Scuba Dive, Mountain Bike, Kayak, Hike
Two Dogs: Mako and Amber
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Fleetwood E4
Tinley Park IL
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Cool! The ATV looks nice and comfy on that big platform. Hope everything went well. Our first trip is May 16-18. We can't wait.
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snowman610
Winona MN
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The F150 pulled it nice. I'm not going to be passing everyone  - but it has enough power to hold 70 on cruise. I did need to get some towing mirrors because this is one high and wide pup. I call it my pup on steroids.
Going from a class A to the E4 is actually a great thing! It was great to have the f150 to drive to town - and the E4 is wonderfull to camp in. I love the "tent" feel with the all or more comfort of my class A. The full kitchen and bathroom was
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JCHKeys
Suffolk, VA
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I have the standard mirrors, not the ones like yours and I use the CIPA mirror extenders. They are nice. I could hold 70 also this weekend, but the truck was happier at 66mph. It got about 12mpg when I held it there. The f-150 is fine for now, but when I need a new truck, we will be going to diesel.
JCH
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labman1014
hattiesburg, ms
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you can get those mirrors for only $135/ea at www.tascafordparts.com....call domenic and he can hook you up. there is also a link on the website that has part numbers and the wiring diagrams so you can change your truck harness for the new mirrors to be fully functional.....if you 2 dont know about it...f150online.com is a really good f150 forum.....that is where i heard of this forum....i have a few write ups there where i installed the mirrors on my 06....i recently installed the new 08 rear camera on my new 08 f150....that thing is nice....no more wife telling me wrong and getting out 3-4 times to back to the trailer.......
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hawk_fan
Medford, OR
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Congrats on the "shake down" trip! It looks great and glad to hear that you had a nice time.
'08 Fleetwood Niagara
'07 Chevy Silverado 2500HD CC
Our Mods and Pics
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snowman610
Winona MN
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labman - nice to see you here too. I got the idea from f150 forum. Very nice to have the BIG mirrors! Can't wait to go out again!
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Hornet28BHDS
Parker, PA
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Looks good!
2006 Hornet 28BHDS-Bunk House, Dual Slides
2006 Dodge Ram 2500 HD
5.7L Hemi, Factory Towing Package
Reese Brake Controller, WD Hitch and Sway Bar
Life is short, why not spend it in an RV!
SPRING HAS SPRUNG!
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