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Thanks Nick! Your pics are getting me even more excited about our trip!

After looking at the AEV website again, I think you are correct. Sorry for that, I'll see if I can edit the title.

Good advice!

We are planning to camp at Acadia National Park for 2-3 nights during the first week of October. After that we have 7-10 to explore the rest of Maine. We prefer National Forest type campgrounds or dispersed camping as often as possible. Every 3-4 nights we like to use a full service type...

New in box. AEV part numbers 40306302AB, 4030603AB, 40306310AA, ARMZ2003AA $300 plus actual shipping costs from zip code 28163 Delivery within 50 miles of Charlotte, NC. Mike

That is a good question…something else to consider, thanks.

I am thinking about 20" wheels in order to clear the brakes in the trucks that come stock with 19.5" wheels. I'm sure others on this forum have real-world experience, but I am reading that 19.5" tires have very little sidewall flex and the high tire pressure, 80 lbs. plus, to keep the bead...

Just a bit of daydreaming...As we get a little closer to retirement and having the opportunity to take longer trips, I am thinking about changing from our current set up: 2018 Ram 3500, CRD, 4x4 short bed and a Lance 865 camper, to a 5500/550 chassis model with a flatbed, or possibly a F450, so...

We do not in our Lance 865. Propane/electric water heater and a little battery power for the water pump.

I'm sorry, that truck is long gone. This is the best I can do. I did not have to remove the tow hooks/loops.

I had a Smittybilt street light bar on my F250. It was very well made and bolted to the existing front tow hooks. I don't think I'd mount lights to any plastic bumper parts, I would worry they would not stay put.