Can my old truck pull a travel trailer

[DataDiva]

Originally Posted by WyoNewk

AMEN! If you intend to use this where it's parked at your home, tie in your sewer to it. Fresh water too, although that could just be a garden hose. For that matter, a garden hose could work for your sewer line too. (Just don't use the same hose for both!)

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I agree that getting a 3/4-ton or 1-ton would be your best bet, and a camper special would be the cat's meow. My first truck was a new '68 Chevy 1/2-ton, and I ended up with a cabover slide-in camper on it, however it was a light-weight one with no bathroom, no refrigerator (only "ice box"), no AC. It was still too heavy, but I was happy with the truck otherwise. I switched to 3/4-ton trucks for towing or hauling my campers (and still added overload springs for pickup campers).

Cool! A garbage disposal for poop! :-D Thank you for the info.

[WyoNewk]

Originally Posted by DataDiva

Cool! A garbage disposal for poop! :-D Thank you for the info.

Exactly. You might even be able to run a hose from your camper to your toilet to drain the holding tanks, rather than haul the camper miles (forget how far you said) to dump the tanks. It might save you money in the long run if you'll a lot of dumping. Those tanks can fill quickly.