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Old 09-15-2010, 08:27 AM   #1
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Does anyone with the new 2011 CF30SKPflush floor Have a good height to the top of the AC unit? My height restriction is 12'-4", I was wondering if the 12'-5" height they give in the brochure was right on--a little high (I hope), or a little Low. Any body got an answer????
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the online brochure say 12' 6". i think its because of the new flush floor from the bath to the bedroom. i would think you would want to measure the trailer when its hooked up to your truck.
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Old 09-15-2010, 11:17 AM   #4
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great advice don, maybe he can let some air out of the tires also.
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Don That is only true if you place the spolier in the right place for the downward force

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Old 09-17-2010, 01:21 AM   #6
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I thought that was what the spoiler/vent covers were for
Actually when I measured the height of my 2010 30SK I hooked it to my TV, put a laser level on top of the AC and then held a tape measure where the laser would hit it. I'd have to check again but I believe mine was 11' 10 1/2".
I have a sticker on my sun visor that has the height of the trailer and the height of the truck without the trailer. I have my GPS bridge warning set to 12' 3".


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Wow, Kenny I keep thinking I need to write my trailer height on my visor, We saw a sign warning of a low bridge, We had an inch to spare,,,, I went around as I don't like dealing in inches. My luck the road would have been repaved two or three times since the sign.
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