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    Posted: 11 Jun 2016 at 10:00pm
Originally posted by David

[QUOTE=CoosBayRPodder] It's "PODdy Time"!





Congratulations! You have a nice looking setup.



Thanks...Like having more then enough power, makes the towing less stressful.
Roy & Dudi
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Posts: 25 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Pnew40 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11 Jun 2016 at 8:17pm
Congratulations! We hav had our 180 r pod for about three weeks.we love it too!   I go out and just sit in it sometimes.  :)
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Post Options Post Options   Quote Guests Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11 Jun 2016 at 7:46pm
[QUOTE=CoosBayRPodder] It's "PODdy Time"!





Congratulations! You have a nice looking setup.

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Posts: 51 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Band Leader Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11 Jun 2016 at 4:22pm
I'm also toying with whether a Taco would pull my 2016 RP178 well in the NC mountains. Any experiences with Tacomas would be helpful.
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Congratulations and Welcome from another 180 owner.
"Ray & Connie"

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Posts: 34 		Post Options Post Options   Quote CoosBayRPodder Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11 Jun 2016 at 2:42am
It's "PODdy Time"!

We picked up our brand spanking new RP180 today and we are in love with this thing. Can't wait for next weekend when we will do a shakedown weekend camping trip to Tugman campground, a local spot to get the bugs worked out. Looking forward to many fun adventures.

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Originally posted by Band Leader

Thanks, Im considering an SUV V8 king cab type PU, but the V6 Pathfinder sounds like a good possibility.
If the V8 PU is your other choice, then the Pathfinder would not be my first choice... just sayin'
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Originally posted by ehughes3

Those aren't mountains in WVa!
OK, I stand corrected....Them thar Hills!
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I live in the mountains of Southern California. The Pathfinder does well climbing up to 5000 foot elevation then starves for oxygen and power drops to max of 45 mph on freeway climb. But it still gets up there. Gas millage for a pathfinder is 24mpg avg unloaded and 14 mpg pulling trailer up the hills. The next test is this big trip coming with climbs to 9000' elevation campgrounds. I'll let you know then. As for the suspension, it seems the 2015 model is beefed up as there is little to no impact of loaded tong weight on the TV.
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Thanks, Im considering an SUV V8 king cab type PU, but the V6 Pathfinder sounds like a good possibility.
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