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I know the exact weights of the 325 dry and loaded and I know my trucks capabilities, and for the distances I go to enjoy my camping, it will work just fantastic. It's not like I am traveling the states. And when it's time to buy a new truck I will.

Mine is rated at 11,300 .. I traded in a Sundance that was dry at 8700 dry, had plenty for that . I know this is pushing the limits of my truck. But here is a comparison

It does a great job for a baby truck..

I had this happen on my Sundance I traded in on my new Torque, what happened in my case was the fill tube separated from the tank , it was put on me for over filling .. but my dealer repaired it and put an extra support under the tank. The repair man told me these new tanks aren't like the old...

This is a regular door like the bathroom door but covers a pantry

This is a door just like a bathroom entry door, the hinges are that style .. I will look into those cables , or possibly build up a wooden block and a floor door stop..

Thank you, unfortunately the hinges don't have the removable pins..

It may have been an oversight, but I picked up my my new torque the other day and while loading all my things in it, my 13 year old girl said "hey do you think the pantry door might break this glass patio door" first of all she learned stuff like that tge hard way. Secondly I looked into...

well the kiddo spilled on the seats of the dinnette:mad: .. tried to wash on gentle cycle.. the back cushion cover came out shredded. does any one know where i can get replacements ? reasonable of course

Dave thank you for the tip... i had thought of that when i was at the hardware store and seen the clamp on lights.. so i spent a couple -3 below nights in the hills and with a 75 watt mini halogen bulb pointing in the direction of the regulator also the place i by my propane suggested a cap...

Marilyn, i am also experiencing this problem in my new 275XLT.. it has happened in the past on my 2002 prowler. so i thought about what happened then. i looked at the regulator and WELL its the same it starts to frost up and slow propane down to where even the gas to the stove is really low...

Steve and Sharon, i recently spent our bow and arrow season in the hills. and most temps at night got to around 22 degrees i kept water in the trailer until rifle season and the temps went to around 15 at night and days are now in the 30"s. then i winterized it. so i think as long as your temps...

i do most of my camping during hunting season, and since in montana it gets below freezing during this time. for some reason my regulator freezes up and well lets just say what a pain (almost frost bitten)ant suggestions other than dont camp in winter???