Ad on my Facebook feed

[Steven62]

An over-reach by Jeep?

[KYShelby]

Might be, I’m curious about the Airstream. Drivers side, heater, hot water, refrigerator all located on one side?

[Dennis C]

Do you believe everything you read or see on Facebook?

[rmkrum]

Heh, Facebook is such a security nightmare I don’t even go anywhere near it...I know better.

Yes, I’m a computer security guy...

[Dennis C]

Originally Posted by rmkrum

Heh, Facebook is such a security nightmare I don’t even go anywhere near it...I know better.

Yes, I’m a computer security guy...

I don’t have Facebook, and I don’t have Twitter. Don’t want ‘em. Don’t need ‘em.

[rmkrum]

Originally Posted by Dennis C

I don’t have Facebook, and I don’t have Twitter. Don’t want ‘em. Don’t need ‘em.

Smart, very smart! [emoji1360]

[Steven62]

The point is this is an ad from Jeep showing the Gladiator towing an Airstream that is significantly to heavy to be towed by the specific vehicle. A standard Gladiator can tow 4500 lbs. Even the one with the max towing capacity would be overloaded with a 25FB

[Dennis C]

Sorry to derail your thread. I was just having a little fun. I was going to make one more post about how the Russians might have put up that pic, but I’ll stop.

I agree with your thoughts on the overly optimistic advertisement. It seems like a pretty big stretch for a Gladiator to pull a big Airstream like that.

[LNBright]

Originally Posted by KYShelby

Might be, I’m curious about the Airstream. Drivers side, heater, hot water, refrigerator all located on one side?

Based on the windows, I think it's a 26U; but it does appear to have more on the side along the bottom than is actually on a 26U (but, could vary from year to year, back when they made a 26U perhaps?).

[BayouBiker]

You'd have to really shoehorn it in to stay under limits by loading it to near 11% tongue weight, and even then it won't be a stable combination for sway at highway speeds. The engineering and test teams, clearly, were not consulted.