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Engineer9860

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Posted: 07/30/12 12:41pm

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A little wax, and it'll buff right out......

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Posted: 07/30/12 12:53pm

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Honey did you hear something ????? Man the camper feels HEAVY today..

Never do anything you wouldn't want to explain to the Paramedics...

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Posted: 07/30/12 12:59pm

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He almost got it loaded in straight.

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Posted: 07/30/12 01:00pm

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Nicely Done Mr. Pickup Driver!!

PS - I noticed the slideout deployed...better keep those things locked!

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Posted: 07/30/12 01:14pm

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That trailer is not a very good toy hauler in my opinion.

Rear door is too small.

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Posted: 07/30/12 01:21pm

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Just observing how pitifully thin the walls and roof structure is on this rig and I am sure most others. It is a wonder they hold together on the road under the condition of most roads today. No wonder they will not warrant them over one year.