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Montana Sky · 01-26-2005, 07:50 PM

I noticed that when at the show I would not be able to lay between the ground and the bottom front of the coach. Not that there would be a reason to but that is how low this baby sits. I do know that you can adjust the height of it up to 4 inches to allow for the coach to be towed by the 4x4 trucks, especially the dually as they tend to sit higher than standard single rear wheel trucks. If memory is right the Cambridge weighs in empty at 13,980lbs and the one at the show with all the options came in over 14,000lbs. I think the rep said this has a 16,000lb GVW. Dont quote me to that, but that is what seems to be in my mind right now about it.

01-26-2005, 07:50 PM	#26
Montana Sky Montana Master Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Down the Road Posts: 5,627 M.O.C. #889	I noticed that when at the show I would not be able to lay between the ground and the bottom front of the coach. Not that there would be a reason to but that is how low this baby sits. I do know that you can adjust the height of it up to 4 inches to allow for the coach to be towed by the 4x4 trucks, especially the dually as they tend to sit higher than standard single rear wheel trucks. If memory is right the Cambridge weighs in empty at 13,980lbs and the one at the show with all the options came in over 14,000lbs. I think the rep said this has a 16,000lb GVW. Dont quote me to that, but that is what seems to be in my mind right now about it.