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trailerparkboy Posted on: Feb 15 2017, 09:25 PM





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According to the Lance website, the Lance 650 and 825 are designed for the half ton pick ups, specifically the Tundra and Nissan Titan.

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trailerparkboy Posted on: Feb 15 2017, 09:10 PM





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QUOTE(SidecarFlip @ Feb 15 2017, 01:05 PM)
Exactly.  I own a Lance and I agree, they are all barges.  Drummers (RV salesmen) will tell you anything to make a sale.  Keep in mind that once it's on your truck...it's yours along with the payment book, not their issue and finally..

You can modify about any suspension to carry about any weight and look 'good', but like Nobody says, the components you cannot see, spindles, bearings, differential gears, brakes, driveline and transmission are all overloaded and can fail much sooner than if not overloaded.

Then there is emergency stopping, evasive maneuver issue.  Being over capacity adversely impacts stopping distance and handling.  Nothing better than stabbing the brakes in an emergency situation and eating the rear end of the vehicle in front of you or running over a pedestrian because you cannot stop.

All things to consider...serious things to consider.
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trailerparkboy Posted on: Feb 12 2017, 07:07 PM





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Thanks for the response. I plan on using airbags and whatever suspension equipment is necessary for safety. The local Lance representative indicates the Lance 650 truck camper is perfectly safe for my vehicle with the proper suspension modifications. I don't plan on having water in any of the tanks while traveling and plan on staying at RV parks that have full hook up.
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trailerparkboy Posted on: Feb 8 2017, 07:42 PM





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Can someone please clarify if the truck camper weight is determined strictly by the payload weight of the truck bed, or is it a combination of axle weight. I currently have a 2017 Tundra SR5 double cab and I'm looking for a Lance 650.

Anyone with this type of set-up or similar would like some information if possible.

Dry Weight w/Std. Equipment 1694 Lbs.
Wet Weight w/Std. Equipment 1897 Lbs


Tundra Payload weight: 1630 lbs

GAWR FRT: Front 4000 lbs
Rear 4150 lbs


Thanks,
Brian
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