Here is your pic:

 

It looks like the truck is sitting level. On the other side of the coin, it looks like your bars are not sitting level with your TT frame. They should sit almost level with your frame. In one of your pictures, you had your hitch on the ground in front of your TT. Did you remove it from the truck with the bars still on it? If so, I feel bad for you. It is easier to remove the bars from your hitch first. It also makes it easier to store when not in use. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Congrats on your new TT! You will have a blast. We Enjoy ours. I still need to replace my album. When they changed servers, all my pictures went with it!

 

Thanks Dirtbike Dave

 

No problem.

FWIW, to paste a photo from your album, here are the steps.

1) Open the full size photo in your album
2) Right click on the photo and select Properties
3) Highlight the 'Location' of the photo
4) Hit Cntrl C to copy the location
5) Go to the message board thread you want to reply in, and hit reply to thread.
6) Type [img] then hit Cntrl V to paste the location of the photo.
7) At the end of the photo location paste, type [/img]
8) Type whatever else you wanted to say in the message, then submit. You can have up to 3 pics in a message.

So the end result of the pic posting in your message will look like this [img]photolocationf150galleryimagenumber[/img]
After you submit the message, if you did it right, the pic will show up.

 

imgkjn70-albums-2005-f-150-screw-new-2009-outback-300bh-camper-picture17709-dsc06496.jpg/img Here is another photo of just the camper..

 

I think you forgot the [ ] on either side of the img. [img] [/img] You might be able to edit your post without re-copying. Also, when you highlight the location name, it needs to include everything, the http:f150online....etc...

One other tip, it's easier if you have two windows or browsers open, one to your gallery, and one for the thread you are posting in.

 

That's a good looking trailer. We looked at the Outbacks at the same time we were looking at our rig. I haven't towed anywhere but from the dealership home and then to storage. Keep us posted on how it tows!

Here's my similar rig - Jayco Jay Feather LGT 31I. 6,555 empty, 7,850 GVWR.

 

Fritz H,
All I've done is tow it from the dealship to my home which is approxmately 150 miles round trip. Crossed 3 extremely steep bridges and it towed great. Granted, it didn't have anything in it and I had my brother and his wife with me. I do feel very comfortable towing though. Had to keep the OD off. I was doing 65 MPH at 2500 RPM's. Not bad at all. I will be taking the advice of the4by4freek and make sure my Equalizer hitch is set up right. I think I can move it one notch up and it would make it even better. Our first camping trip is on Easter Weekend being my wife is about ready to give birth to our 3rd child so camping will have to wait for a couple of months. Let me know how you do towing your new TT. It's a nice one as well...