Tire Choices for Ford E-Series Cutaway Class C MotorhomesWhat replacement tires did you put on your Class C motorhome built on a Ford E-350 or E-450 (aka E-Superduty in older rigs) cutaway chassis, and what were your reasons for your tire selection?D...
I'm trying to help a friend (I know, that's what they all say) obtain a proportional (as opposed to time based) trailer brake controller as soon as possible. And I'm doing this remotely, as he is in another state.For older vehicles without a built ...
A few years ago, GM broke tradition and installed their integrated factory trailer brake controller on the Left hand side of the steering wheel.Traditionally, both aftermarket (Tekonsha, Kelsey Hayes, BrakeSmart, etc) and OEM factory (Ford IBC, Ram) ...
2019 will mark the 30th anniversary since Cummins found its way under the hood of a previously slow selling Dodge Ram pickup truck, sparking, without any spark plugs, a trend that completely revolutionized the RV industry... leading to the proliferat...
SoonDockin wrote:No I will be keeping my Ram 5500. Too much invested in it. My only real complaint with it is it does not track as well as my F450. I will be taking it in for an alignment soon and that should help. I was just curious if Ford finally ...
Bedlam wrote:For frame strengthening, I was thinking along the lines of L-stock clamped with U-bolts to the rails. This would prevent the original frame from being drilled or welded. It would be the automotive version of a medical splint or brace. Ho...
At issue is that it is impossible to add rigidity to the existing frame design without also adding weight. Ford has reinforced Super Duty chassis cab frames using L reinforcements, which are split, angled along the web, and inversed at the cab to be...
Executive Summary:Not enough facts were provided by Adamis, despite multiple requests from RV.net members willing to offer their experience and advise.Available Facts:From First Post:adamis wrote:I have a 1999 F350 Dually Quad Cab Long Bed. My campe...
