SamnElla

Thanks for all your help. You shouldn't get in trouble as I will be looking at 2 models posted on this site and I am very green when it comes to this, but am an old TV repair man and an old mechanic as well. So ignorant, but not blind. Again, thank you for the help. Looking at the Mt Pleasant listing for 8k Monday as well as one other for 3900 with electrical issues and no heat. Also looking at some other class B's and Class A's all under 10K budget. I hope the Toyota is big enough and in good enough shape to take as that is my first preference ( Economy )

I cannot seem to use the link. Incomplete ? The SamnElla thing was an on purpose naming of our 2 dogs. Sam, was a black lab that I sent for a pack of cigarettes about 7 years ago, and we still have Ella, our 11 year old Rottweiler. Her full name is Ella Menope Stay Ha ! Sam has been replaced with a yellow lab ( one month after the loss of Sam ) with George W. Bailey ( Bailey ) and the latest addition/stray and Bassett hound Dazey Duke. Anyway, can you repaste that link ? I cannot use. Thanks

I am in the market for an RV, and am intrigued by Toyota's quality and efficiency as well as their mechanical fortitude. I am going to look at my first RV, Monday. How does one determine worth ? I went to NADA and KBB and both did not seem very helpful. I am looking for a 90 model and up ( V6/6 lug ) and was wondering general worth from the basics on up, and what to look for. I am an old mechanic and TV repairman, so I am handy, but want a useable space to work with, one I can use and do a little here and there. But ultimately, how would I find the value of what I am looking at ? Any help would be appreciated.

I would definitely use a weight distribution style for the loads. Too, with the axle issues, make sure to not overload and maintain fluid changes and brakes, yada, yada...Anyway, I went to Autozone's website and pulled up a couple different types. This was for a pickup, 2wd. I would look at the hitch frame you have first, and then take a trip or browse online for similar shaped hitches. Without looking to see how far back the frame goes and uniformity, I am uncertain, but hitches are usually hitches, they usually just match up to different frame shapes. You have a Toyota truck frame. Too, you can further take to say a Meineke and have them weld it to the frame, rather than bolting only. Hope this helps.