March 1, 2021
The hitch wasn’t high enough, so the guys at Couch’s RV Nation adjusted the hitch with Bruce helping.
We did a quick walk through the RV and got the camera display and the tire pressure monitor system from inside the RV. The tech from Couch’s helped us get the camera display working. Taking a deep breath, Bruce asked, “are we ready to do this?” My answer was an excited yes!
We are now on our way back to Colorado, pulling our new home. The truck manual said to keep the first 500 miles to 50 miles per hour or under. Cars are flying past us and it feels like are moving so slow.
We can feel the RV as we pull it, but the MORryde independent suspension on the RV is already proving to be a great choice. We had to go over some railroad tracks and we didn’t feel any jarring. The bumps are really smoothed out.
RV Ready to Be Hitched 
Getting in for Back up Camera Display 
Hitched Taken Apart 
Back Up Camera Display 
Back Up Camera Display Installed 
Mirror in Tow Position 
Backing Up the Truck to Hitch the RV to it 
RV Is Hitched to the Truck 
Connecting the Electrical 
Almost Ready to Go 
Final Check
Blackberry Homestead 
Congratulations and happy trails. Maybe we’ll bump into you on the road sometime.
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That would be fun!
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For just a moment I thought that was a box of donuts in the center photo.
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Mmm! Donuts! I wish!
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Yay! How exciting!
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