Photo Contest!!

**More Power** · 11-19-2003, 15:18

TheDieselPage.com Photo Contest!!

To enter, post a picture of your RV, 5th-wheel or travel-trailer (with tow vehicle in pic) along with any description you would like included.

The photo contest will run through December. Please visit the following link for more information about adding images to posts, or let me know if you would like help in posting your pic/info.

UBB Code Page

The winner can select his/her choice of a TDP book, TDP hat, TDP T-shirt, or a membership subscription/renewal.

[ 11-20-2003, 09:52 AM: Message edited by: More Power ]

**tanker** · 11-19-2003, 18:02

Sounds great, I think this will be fun for all. Seeing all the different trailers, pulled by different GM rigs. Lets get the photo's out, or the cameras. [img]smile.gif[/img]

**Ned** · 11-24-2003, 12:18

The Airstream is 34'and 11" long and with the Hensley on it is long as picture shows but it handles like a dream. No sway or fish tailing, no white nuckle driving, don't know that big trucks or busses are passing until they go by.
Ned

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Inspector · 11-24-2003, 15:51

Ned:
Very nice.

Howie eat your heart out.

Denny

**tanker** · 11-25-2003, 02:43

Ned, Wow what a nice rig.

Inspector, Howies in SC for two weeks (can't eat his heart out till December

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**DmaxFoxfire** · 11-29-2003, 15:12

Ned. Great rig! Would be interested in your fuel set-up. Do you have a filter into the main lines, or pump into the tank?

**tractor-doctor** · 11-30-2003, 17:30

Are trailers other than RV type trailers allowed in the photo contest? I use my pickup to pull a car trailer and was wondering if it is allowed in the contest. Thanks.

**letsgo** · 12-02-2003, 07:05

This is a first time scanning 35mm film, you may find it is edited several times. So here goes.

Well I definitely have to clean these up. I'm going to scan the prints instead of negatives.

the pictures scanned from the negatives are extremely grainy, It would seem that digital cameras win hands down when it comes to posting on the internet.

The best part of trailering is you meet so many people, the places you see are only secondary.

I think were lost????

We are a few miles north east of Helena GA. heading home.

You cant see it but there is a 4' alligator sleeping under the trailer, my better half refused to have her photo taken with it, I think it was the gators teeth that she had the problem with. (23 miles east of Punta Gorda)

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**AB_DURAMAX** · 12-02-2003, 18:42

Not a great picture but this is was an awesome spot in Beverly Beach State Park in Oregon!!!

A 28 foot Okanagan fiver with the Alberta Duramax....

**Ned** · 12-04-2003, 18:02

To DMAX FOXFIRE
In reply to your question about my fuel set-up. I have a Heavy Duty Fill-Rite transfer pump with a Filter, hose and nozzle. I like this set-up better than my last one which was connected to my return fuel line; I foregot too turn off the valve and ran out of diesel. This way when we stop at a rest stop I take a few minites to fill my fuel tank and I am set. [img]tongue.gif[/img] [img]tongue.gif[/img] [img]tongue.gif[/img]
Ned

**Crashwesson** · 12-05-2003, 11:37

Ned; I noted the Hensely hitch on your airstream, can you sware on your diesel engine that it is worth the money?

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**Ned** · 12-05-2003, 18:21

Crashwesson; I don't have to swear on my diesel engine; its worth the cost for my safety and my family including the driving public I meet. I have pulled 5th wheels and used numerous other hitches and I will pay the difference on a Hensley Arrow hitch for myself anytime.
Ned

**DmaxFoxfire** · 12-07-2003, 10:17

Thank You Ned for your reply. I would like to have a Set-up to filter through a 2 micron filter into the main tank. What size filder do you use? Again, thanks for any info. My address is wgainey@ec.rr.com .

**stolley** · 12-07-2003, 21:11

Our Rolling-Home at Yellowstone Lake
As fulltime RVers, we enjoy the freedom to be where we want, when we want. Tough life!
Our HD pulls our 36' 15,000 lb "wheel estate" with ease, and helps keep life on the road enjoyable!

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**CntrlCalDmax** · 12-09-2003, 18:56

Ready to leave for South Carolina.

Under the Tetons (in the clouds), Jackson, WY

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**4x4man** · 12-16-2003, 12:49

Here is a pic of our truck towing our ~10,000lb 5er and a friends 18ft ~4,000lb boat. Towed it a few times down to Pueblo with great success.

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**tanker** · 12-22-2003, 15:27

Here are some pictures of my 95 GMC Suburban and our Holiday Rambler 32FKD travel trailer. Using the Pullrite 20,000lb hitch, note the pivot point is just behind the rear axle, not behind the bumper. This prevents sway from wind, trucks and emergency maneuvers on the highway, tows like a 5th wheel.

This combination weighs in at 18,200lbs, and yes the 6.5 knows there is something behind her.

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**RVGuy** · 12-25-2003, 20:07

2002 D/A towing my 2003 KZ UltraVision 3453Px3

Trailer is 35 feet long, has three slides and weighs in at 13,000 lbs loaded.

At the campsite ready to depart.....

Enjoy,

**stolley** · 01-10-2004, 21:45

And the winner is......???

Inspector · 01-13-2004, 14:12

Tanker:
Just got a look at your new rig. That is really nice. I bet you are really going to enjoy the room.
Denny

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