Pictures of new Bighorn/Titanium
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dieselsweetheart
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Just looking at the drawing....does part of the wall in the bathroom bump out? It looks like the W/D prep (next to the bedroom closet) is on a slider?
That is right. Our last Titanium had the washer dryer in the bedroom slide. It was only big enough for a combo unit which is what we used and had no problems. Glendale did add some reinforcing under the slide floor after some initial problems with the slide support rollers causing some deformation in the exterior skin. This slide was operated by a motor and cables (BAL Accuslide) and was generally very reliable.
YaShouldaGotaDiesel
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Can you talk about this trailer more or are you not allowed too?
Can you post more pictures of the Titanium Trailer or are you being told not to do so?
Ask me any questions you want, I will do my best to answer them. The big advantage of this coach is it 5 ft shoter tow length compared to a conventional 5th wheel. It is alo more aerodynamic. I have towed this type of coach more than 200000 km's and love the way it handles.
As for pics, I don't have any more, I will have lots of pics when I get a new one sometime before Christmas. Then I will take pics from every angle an upload them.
Tony
As for pics, I don't have any more, I will have lots of pics when I get a new one sometime before Christmas. Then I will take pics from every angle an upload them.
Tony
YaShouldaGotaDiesel
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Was there any wind noise from it, being that its a overcab? How much extra weight does it add to the pin? Do you know that 32 feet is the longest or are they going to make them longer? Are you going to be the first to get a Bighorn Ti32?
I've owned 3 Titaniums and now have a LM. There is no discernible difference in noise level between them. The pin weight range for Titaniums was similar to any other 5th wheel trailer. Manufacturers can vary this by setting the wheel location somewhat when they design the trailer. I travelled to Alaska this past summer with 3 Titaniums, and was getting similar fuel consumption to them. In fact, I was getting only slightly worse consumption than a 28' Titanium being towed by a 2500 RAM CTD with a 3.73 axle.
YaShouldaGotaDiesel
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Bill thanks for the input.
No wind noise. Like Bill said, the pin weight is not really any different from other 5th wheels. For now the 32 ft pin to bumper is the only length for this unit. Thye will most like make a larger unit probaly in the 34 ft length. They are curently manufacturing a Cyclone Toy Hauler in the 35 ft length. Yes, we will most likely to be the first to get a Ti32.
Tony
Tony
YaShouldaGotaDiesel
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Thanks Tony and congratulations on being the first to get. Pictures to follow I hope.
ChopperBill
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Yep! Like that decal too!
Nabo
Southeast Region Director-Retired
Not sure about the 2 blue horns. Suggestion - make the 2 blue horns smaller and wider apart then move the Ram head down from the top closer to the wording BigHorn. Or even better yet, maybe have the Ram head behind the word BigHorn like in the older design. The Ram head from the ground seems to get lost way up on top of the cap.
beardedone
Beardedone
If I got a little bigger ram on my Ram DRW then they would look very good together. Compared to my 03 Titanium the nose looks like it gives a little more headroom for the bed.
pmmjarrett
Not just tired..... RETIRED!!!
One thing to bear in mind with the nose cap on this model that a few of us quickly learned when moving these units to Louisville as a couple drivers had to swap units with each other to get them to the show... No CB antennaes or anything else above the cab of the truck with this nose.
