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Twopetes · 07-13-2015, 07:51 AM

Thanks to everyone for the welcome.

To Phil- knock on wood but so far with a 3000 mile trip right out of the chute, we have had zero issues. South Carolina to Wisconsin and back, pulled like a dream. DW even likes driving with the "new" truck. Ford's 6.7 is the best, but I am adding a set of Firestone air bags. The 2011 does not have the springs the ol' 2003 SD had. I am sure that will stir up the troops! I am looking to change the tires on the Montana before we get full timing. I want a better tire for the open road.

BTW, I tow with a goose neck with a Reese hitch called a goose box. It is approved by Lippert. That will start another discussion!

You will really like the 353. Just a nice rig. And classy!!

Good luck,

Steve

07-13-2015, 07:51 AM	#16
Twopetes Montana Fan Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Beloit Posts: 283 M.O.C. #17535	Thanks to everyone for the welcome. To Phil- knock on wood but so far with a 3000 mile trip right out of the chute, we have had zero issues. South Carolina to Wisconsin and back, pulled like a dream. DW even likes driving with the "new" truck. Ford's 6.7 is the best, but I am adding a set of Firestone air bags. The 2011 does not have the springs the ol' 2003 SD had. I am sure that will stir up the troops! I am looking to change the tires on the Montana before we get full timing. I want a better tire for the open road. BTW, I tow with a goose neck with a Reese hitch called a goose box. It is approved by Lippert. That will start another discussion! You will really like the 353. Just a nice rig. And classy!! Good luck, Steve __________________ Steve & Lisa 2015 Montana High Country 353 RL \| Sailuns \| Kodiak Disc brakes 2015 F-350 DRW Crew Cab \| Reese Goosebox Retired and Lovin’ it!