Chattacuda
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I have a 2021 Solitude 310-GK that I pull with my 2017 Ram 3500 Dually. When I picked it up I was so excited I did not notice the nose-up condition on the camper. After our first trip I decided it needed adjustment, especially after dragging a rear stabilizer in the gravel backing into our storage shed. Today I set out to raise the hitch in the pin box to the highest setting, which would drop the RV nose 2" and make it acceptable. After a bunch of sweating and some blood I found out the hitch has a interference with the main cross member of the solitude frame that prevents use of the highest setting by about 5/16 of an inch. I am not a happy camper. Now I have to pit it back where it was. My hitch is already in its lowest setting. Has anyone else run into this? It looks like my only option is to raise the RV with expensive suspension mods or change my hitch pinbox setup which is also not cheap. Any ideas anyone? I am desperate right now. Oh BTW, that rusty hitch plate with lack of paint adhesion is a no cost option on my camper!
Larry and Angie

Larry and Angie
