New tow vehicle - Chevy Suburban

On the way to the campground this evening I tried without the spring bars in the WDH, so the tongue looks a little low in the pic.  Even with the solid suspension it porpoised more than I wanted and was a bit hard on some bumps, so I'm going to try with the spring bars on the way home.

Like I said in another post.....when it comes to TVs and pulling a camper.....like money in the bank, wine and, women - more is better!   HP + Torque = a good thing!  I hope you enjoy yours as much as I have mine.

Good questions, I'll have to check.  They are brand new so I'll have to find out what stock was.

The curse continues, had an awful time tonight.  My downstairs central A/C died last year so we borrowed a window unit to use in our most-used room (the upstairs system is fine).  This spring I bought one to use in the same room.  Other priorities were higher than replacing the system, still.  Like a new tow vehicle.  This one had one of those enclosed systems that splashes the condensation water all over the coils to prevent dripping, but it got really noisy.  So I figured, I'll carefully drill a hole on the bottom to just let the dang water drain out.  Yeah, not so careful.  Nicked a coil, bye-bye brand new A/C.  I was about to have a meltdown so my wife took me to Home Depot to buy another.  Got it home, unboxed it.... a forklift got to the coil before I could, didn't notice the damaged box.  Right back to store to exchange it for another, this time alone.  

I had a very tall drink when I finally got to eat my dinner at 8:30.  Didn't get the latest unit in the window and won't until tomorrow.  

I may have found my mpg problem - tire pressure.  Not in the way you may think, they were overfilled.  The dealership that sold it to me had 38 psi in each tire but the door plate said they should be 30.  They looked way too low after I let the air out but I gave it a test today to/from work.  My first reaction was that the mpgs would fall - softer tires, more rolling resistance.  So far after my first round trip even with the A/C blasting I'm somewhere above 19 which is better than anything I've gotten so far.

Hmm, on back roads I have an even harder time unless I'm going downhill, because we have so many hills.  Is your area mostly flat?