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    Questions and Concerns 2016 2600rb

    We just bought a used Imagine 2016 2600rb, and have some questions. It appears that this model only has brakes on one axle. For some reason I was expecting both axles wouldl have brakes. Is this a problem when driving 55-58 mph in normal conditions? As you can tell we have no exp with pulling campers.

    Second questions is that I have been told that the 2016 models have 3500lb axles and they need to be replaced right away with six lug 4500lb axles. We don't plan on over loading our camper and we are normally quite conserative with our driving.

    We just put new tires and packed the wheel bearings on it.

    Thanks for any and all help.

    Tom and Kathy
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    North Ga Couple
    Dodge Ram 1500
    GD 2600 rb
    one dog, Sadie

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    Moved to Axles, Brakes and Suspension.

    Rob
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    (Previously in a Reflection 337RLS)
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    You should have brakes on both axles. I'm towing a 2017 Imagine 2650 (2 slides & heavier than a 2600) and have the factory 3500# axles, no issues.
    2019 F-250 Supercab
    2017 Imagine 2650RK

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    Tom and Kathy,

    The springs are the issue more than the axle per se. Here's a link to our saga with our 2017 2600RB. https://www.mygrandrv.com/forum/show...php/11008-Axle
    Jeff and Mary
    2017 2600RB
    2022 F250 Lariat CC 6.7 w/ Max Tow
    Round Rock, (Donut Capital of Texas) <><

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