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Try WD-40, I’ve had good luck in the past removing exhaust residue with with 

This is the second time I’ve heard about the winch cable failing on a Rampage, the first couple I spoke to about it were unloading a Road King and it caused considerable damage. My Rampage is about 5 years old, I’ll be replacing my winch cable with a spare I have before the next trip!

We have a 2017 Heartland Cyclone 4113, I’ve loaded a 1987 Mini Cooper in it with no issues. I winch it in

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Here’s the link, it’s a closed group. You’ll need to create a Facebook account, then click on the link and ask to join.

I like shifting, our freightshaker has a 9 speed, we own 6 other 4 wheeled vehicles, 4 of which also have standard transmissions………

I’m a Class A exempt

I’m in Houston, registered as a private truck. Insured by Progressive, commercial vehicle for private use. Underwritten by the Hubbard insurance agency in Humble. The cover the 5th wheel as well.

We haul a Can Am Spyder in our Cyclone toy hauler. We also have a Rampage lift on the Freightliner for our Harley Davidson Road Glide. Rampage makes an adapter that will also load a Spyder.

I have an FLD120 that developed the same issue, it was the sensor that disengages the cruise control when you step on the brakes, they are the most common one to fail. They also built the truck around it. It took me 4-5 hours to replace it. And thankfully the White dealer near Iron Mountain, MI actually had one in stock. I now carry a spare but have zero desire to replace it a second time.

I use Co pilot truck as well, the only issue is the ETA is usually off by 2 hours at the start of the trip leg versus maps on my iPhone but it catches up as the day progresses. One other thing worth mentioning is if you’re using the truck version of co pilot it will sometimes take you on some back road that you may not normally take because its providing the shortest and not necessarily the best route. It’s a subscription service and since we don’t full time I just pay by the month when we head out with the truck.