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jameswbarton · 04-17-2017, 02:56 PM

Thanks I appreciate the owner of one telling me their experiences. I think that is the way to go plus the company has a hooped garage cover and a power ramp to help us old folks load it. Since it is considered a frame extension and does not jackknife it is the way to go on the High Country. I am not yet super skilled on moving the 5er around as most of my many years have been in TT's and Motorhomes. I have a Furrion wide angle camera that should work well. With the factory bike rack on mine the Fastmaster only adds 3 more feet as I do have to remove the bike rack. Plus I get a little more outside storage! Plus as I age I could trade up for a golf cart!
Thanks for the reply!

04-17-2017, 02:56 PM	#15
jameswbarton Montana Fan Join Date: May 2016 Location: Massillon Posts: 437 M.O.C. #18658	Thanks I appreciate the owner of one telling me their experiences. I think that is the way to go plus the company has a hooped garage cover and a power ramp to help us old folks load it. Since it is considered a frame extension and does not jackknife it is the way to go on the High Country. I am not yet super skilled on moving the 5er around as most of my many years have been in TT's and Motorhomes. I have a Furrion wide angle camera that should work well. With the factory bike rack on mine the Fastmaster only adds 3 more feet as I do have to remove the bike rack. Plus I get a little more outside storage! Plus as I age I could trade up for a golf cart! Thanks for the reply!