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We used a different brand bought through Amazon, LOVE THEM, makes the shoes a real slip on and they hold tight, and I have been able to wear out the shoes and move those laces to the new pair. Well worth looking into for those that have a hard time tying laces.

We went in today and bought the system, the person we dealt with when we first started talking said no way, no system like that exists.  We said we saw it on a rv forum and they said it just came out, he went and searched on his tablet and then went and talked with another person and said something new i guess, yep we can sign you up. Seems to be working very well and it is $50 plus taxes and you have to have direct billing. We are not T-Mobile phone users, didn't seem to make any difference. 

I mounted mine inside the engine comaprtment of my towed vehicle, fused and wired to the battery. It is on 100% of the time. No issues in 5 years.

How are you figuring pin weight? the front axle lost weight and it went somewhere. Total truck without trailer is 19240

With trailer 22,220 so real pin weight looks like 2,980 pounds?

I have a 340 hp diesel and yes a tad slow from a dead stop, but it will pull my Cadillac SRX up any grade  I have come up to. I would always like more power, but very happy with how this performs. 

53 & 51 when we sold off the house and just about everything else and hit the road, stayed full time for 8 years and then went to buying a home.

So far I have not taken my Tesla Model X along to a campground but am looking at a way to plug it into the 50 amp service in the motorhome. I can get only 2-3 miles per hour back into the battery with a 110 power, but 40 miles per hour back in with a 50 amp Tesla plug in my garage. Just a normal 50 amp plug shoud give me about 20 ish miles per hour.  Full charge I'm showing 352 miles range. If need be with the adapters i have I could charge at most any chare point. They seem to be adding those charge points more and more.

I own a 2019 Tesla Model X and just love the way it drives, runs and drives itself. The best vehicle I've ever own and the fastest and I have owned what i thought was some fast cars. Want to drive a Model Y and think if it is all you say and I expect it is, will own one before the end of the year. Hope so ayway.  

I used it on my 10X12 shed and it works exactly as it said it would. I would not hesitate to use it on my motorhome should the need arise. It will and does stick to anything it touches, so use it carefully. Looked good when done and you can decide how thick you want to lay it down.

As Phil stated your price point is pretty low, and for those dollars you will probably have to spend some more money to repair a few items, and that could end up a lot of $.

Here in Arizona I see some class C's for sale that are in decent shape and would probably work for you but more in the 10-15 thousand dollar range.