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I'd use the hardest grade of bolt I could get. Also, remember since your truck seems to not have come with the factory tow package, your towing capacity is going to be limited to the 4,000 lbs as stated in your owners manual. You don't have the higher output alternator or the increased cooling...

My trailer dealership which is only 2 1/4 miles from my house, and had been there for over 60 years, Stoltzfus Trailer Sales, West Chester, PA, was just bought by General RV back in October of last year. I hope their service is just as good as the previous owners were.

I sometimes have an ant problem in my house...one of my rooms, the set up their conga line across the floor :mad::mad::mad: A product that I have found to be really effective against ants is Zivo. It's a totally natural spray that kills them instantly. In the house, it's a bit of a pain as...

My '20 Overland, stone stock (ordered 5/19, built 6/19, delivered 7/19), has averaged in the summer around 20.5 running around and the best I've seen on the highway was 27 (calculated fill to fill) and that same trip I averaged 25. In the winter I usually average around 19.5. My wife's '19...

I have an Overland and I tow a 27' LOA, ~5,100 lb with all we want or need trailer. Mostly east coast USA towing...so far...but it handles it just fine. Manually shift the 8sp trans. I almost never see 8th but typically run at around 65 MPH in 7th at around 2,100 RPMs. Hit a grade, and when the...

Well, in the pass through, I have a milk crate with various tools...ratchet set, a couple of screw drivers both flat and Phillips, hitch ball grease, nitrile gloves (keep from getting greasy), a roll of paper towels, I carry the wood blocks I use for the tongue jack and the stabilizer jacks (4"...

Here's my set up...Vantage Sonic SN220VRB. 27' LOA, around 5,100 lbs with all we want or need. Tow it with an Overland gasser. I shift the 8sp manually. My Overland handles it very nicely. Pretty much east coast towing...home to Raleigh, NC, Assateague on the DelMarVa peninsula, Outerbanks, NC...

Just for sh*ts and giggles, I went onto the 'Build your Colorado' website and priced out a similarly equipped Colorado as my Overland. Can't get heated seats or remote start ☹ ☹ ☹ Anywho, priced it with the 2.7L Duramax turbo engine, 310 hp and 410 ft lbs of torque, and it came in around $41K...

@RubiNewbCB One other thing...get yourself a good memory foam mattress or similar for your bed. The mattress they give you from the factory it only like 2-3" thick at most and you might as well be laying on the floor. I got a good 4" thick memory foam mattress and put that over the factory...

Your outdoor 'kitchen' is different from mine. Your cover hatch doesn't raise as high as mine and yours doesn't have a sink. Mine is much taller than yours so that with the hatch open, I can stand under it and still cook. There is also a spot for a TV bracket and coax plug if I wanted to add an...

I said no. As others have said, if it can have the output of the Duramax 2.7, then yes. I tow a camper with my Overland and the 3.6L does an adequate job. Any little four banger just won't cut it.

I had the same issue on the front passenger side. I had the passenger door seal replaced and now it doesn't leak. You mentioned that you've had all the door seals replaced and, it's still doing it. To me, they didn't do the driver's door seal correctly, and there are a couple of more seals on...

I know exactly how it is to climb up and down the sides of those ships. When I was a teenager, I would go to work with my Dad. We'd get on the ship in Philly (usually a simple gangway...stairs) then go down the Delaware and get off at Cape Henlopen which involved climbing down a rope ladder with...

If I can't zip up mine, then I know I haven't put the tops in it correctly. Re-squidge the tops in the proper conformation, and it zips up easily.

Those river pilots are going to have nightmares for years about this. They did everything they could but were helpless to stop it, and could only watch everything happen in slow motion. My Dad was a Delaware River Pilot (as was my Great Uncle, Grandfather, and Uncle) and Dad used to tell the...

My wife is originally from Ukraine (became a US Citizen 3/1/24) and they really don't camp there. She was skeptical at first but, has come to really enjoy it.

Yes, my Overland has the factory tow package so it's 6K lbs towing capacity. I've towed with the fresh water tank about 1/4-1/3 full...just enough to be able to flush the toilet on a bathroom break if there's not a rest area around, and have to just pull into a parking lot somewhere. But, a...

I'm still towing my Venture Sonic SN220VRB. LOVE it, it's very comfortable and roomy for it's size. My Overland handles it just fine.

It's the door seal. I just went through that a couple of months ago where after a rain storm, water was collecting in the floor pan on the passenger side. Water was getting by the door seal, running down the inside of the door itself, and under that plastic piece at the lower door threshold...

Shouldn't have a problem, just gauge the surface and try to put your truck where it's the least slippery. I used to tow a 1986 21.5' Larson DC215 (350 cu.in. V-8) with my Grand Cherokees (both a '93 and a '96 Laredo 4.0L I-6, no trailer package but an added U-Haul receiver on both) and had no...