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Big Whiskey Senior Enthusiast

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First time pulling the camper...

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And my parents' rig...

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From my instagram, @kurtkphoto:   Looking west into Death Valley, CA from Nevada:  

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Fishing the Sierra's last weekend with my new camper.   Sent from my SM-P900 using Tapatalk

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gearheadesw Senior Enthusiast

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I'll bet that's a bitch to back up, 2 pivot points? That's legal?

For me, I'll take that nice little pop up any time.

You and Ma and Pa have almost identical trucks, nice.

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I'll bet that's a bitch to back up, 2 pivot points? That's legal?

For me, I'll take that nice little pop up any time.

You and Ma and Pa have almost identical trucks, nice.

Yep it's legal. As long as the first trailer is connected to the tow vehicle with a fifth wheel, and the total length doesn't exceed 60 or 65 feet (I can't remember exactly), they're good. And, backing up really isn't an option, haha. If he gets in a bind, he'll have to unhook the little trailer. When he gets to the campground, he unloads the ATV, and uses it to move the little trailer. The whole setup is pretty slick.

 

But yes, the pop up is just fine with me too. And, I can get a little farther off the beaten path than he can. :thumbs:

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First time pulling the camper...

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And my parents' rig...

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Those Northstar slide in campers are very nice. Miss mine when I go out myself and my flatbed. Never had an issue with it. Glad to see you're smarter than I with electric jacks.

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What a diff....gas vs diesel 0e20ca9258beec372a6b75c4b66d73a8.jpg

 

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It's a whole new world, isn't it. [emoji106]

 

 

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Ok, how are you folks posting pics to this thread. It's not allowing me to use the img tag, attaching the file shows a thumbnail.

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Ok, how are you folks posting pics to this thread. It's not allowing me to use the img tag, attaching the file shows a thumbnail.

 

Photobucket is a popular option.

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I use Smug Mug to host my photos but for some reason having problems posting them here.

revrnd Senior Enthusiast

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First time pulling the camper...

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The Baja PU is a Jayco isn't it? I haven't seen any, but remember seeing something like that in the brochure when I bought my Jayco PU back in '06.

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The Baja PU is a Jayco isn't it? I haven't seen any, but remember seeing something like that in the brochure when I bought my Jayco PU back in '06.

Good eye! Yes, it's a Jayco Baja. Ours is a 2005 model. You can still add the Baja package to the current Jayco pop ups, which adds the larger tires and increased ground clearance. Unfortunately, they no longer offer the front storage deck option.

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