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New 1993 camper for my M715. Fit just fine, all I had to do was make a platform with 2 X 4s and a piece of 1/2" plywood to raise it over the rear cab bow. Lots of looks and thumbs up! No need for airbags or helper springs, only weighs 1700 lbs.
Nice! How does it handle?
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So far so good. Took it on a test drive today and went right along at 50 MPH, met a couple of 18 wheelers and they didn't buffet me when they went by. The SB 350 moves it right along and I can still take off in 2nd gear with it on the back.
Very cool moose, I always wanted one of those
Nice. I traveled with a shell on the back and some carpet to sleep on...
--Randy
That is cool, I am thinking about doing the same thing, what size camper is that? any pictures from the side view? I would like to know how it fit across the back!
That looks like a rather large camper unit. That being said, the first photo from straight on seems to show it's a good fit. All in all, it looks like they were made for each other.
It is a 9 1/2 foot camper and the weight is 1700 lbs. It is still March, I tarped it for the winter and we could still get hammered with snow before Mother's Day up here near the Canadian border. (Although this winter seems over).
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Thanks for adding the extra photo's, I wasn't sure how big of a camper to look for but 9 1/2 feet seems like a good match, I have found that 9 1/2 feet is where the campers start to feel noticably bigger, they have a bigger bathroom, more storage and are a lot less cramped than the 8 footers. The 11 and 12 foot campers would just be to big for the size of the truck in my opinion. Yours looks GREAT! Thanks again!
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Would love to see some pics of your 725 beside it if you can spare the time