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Just drain the water trap like Egnors instructs, you'll be fine.

I went the Transfer-Flow route also. 50 gallon aux plus 30 gal stock means I don't have to stop but every 600-800 miles!

Don't forget that you have approx 3ft hanging over your bed when your towing. So the net length is shorter than 40ft.

It allows you to drain your fresh water tank, ie. for storage, etc. Gray tanks have to be 'dumped'.

My 3795 has a different head in the storage area that runs the outdoor speakers

Got one also. It's my first 5th hitch so I don't have any point of reference. It seems easy to operate and has a very heavy duty look to it.

That is correct, Ford doesn't include the plug in warm weather states. Aftermarket is lots cheaper. Seems like you have plenty of aptitude to install it. Should only take 15-20 min.

Brought back memories

Ford announced earlier in the week (at the '09 F150 intro) that they are bringing a smaller diesel into the market also.

Just saw this model last weekend at the show, very nice indeed.

That comparo seems a little more realistic. The stats between the two test don't even come close to matching.

My dealer suggested running it the last 1/2-1 hr from your destination if your heading somewhere really hot like the desert. That way the a/c and refer have a head start when you arrive. I haven't done it, but thought it a good idea.

The 0-60 time on the Ford seems awfully slow, I know mine (unladen) rips to 60 much quicker than 12 sec.!! How much other info is inaccurate? For all three trucks!

Sun City Trailers in Colorado Springs gets a 5 from me. When shopping, they answered all questions without hesitation. They even offered to bring in another model from the factory for us to compare with! Pricing was upfront and competitive. They also offered competitive financing right...

Yes, it's black.

Picked up my 3795 last June. After delivery, I noticed that the garage door was sticking. A few of the bolts that attach the hinges to the lower frame piece were loose. I tried to tighten them and they just spun. Are these backed with a nut, or are they drilled into the base?

Sounds like it to me, mine came with one.

Look at attaching some adjustable retaining straps. LCD's don't weigh too much, and with them attached to a mount, there isn't too much movement.

I have a 3795 also, and I'm pulling it with a SRW truck. I'm pushing the limits when I load it with water and toys. That trailer should be pulled by a dually(not trying to preach). The 450 actually has heavier axles and wheels than the 350.

Assuming you are getting the 5500, depends on the load- http://www.cumminsonan.com/rv/products/gasoline/compare?gensetId=130 no a/c, both a/c's, tv, micro, etc.

Thanks Scott, I figured that might be the fix after examining the bottom of the track.

Has an official factory fix been found yet?

Check your 30 amp breakers on the generator.

I discovered why my Olevia remote wasn't working after picking up my trailer. The safety/tie down strap covers the "eye" and keeps the remote from working. Unbuckle the strap and Bingo it works! A little embarasssing even though I was alone.

Just back from the Utah desert. If I were to keep dogs in the garage, a second/third air cond is mandatory. FWIW.

Same here.