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Thats good info grafting a frame is something I can do (I used to build race trucks from the ground up) I was looking into new toy haulers this weekend and certainly didn't realize that they had got that heavy.

I had thought about converting to air ride and moving the axle back, also I had looked at sliding hitches, pullrite has one that unlocks automaticly but that limits me to only my trailer and not anyone elses because there is a plate that goes on the trailer that unlocks the hitch. I don't know...

Thanks for the input I saw pictures on anouther site and they had the wheel way back, i"m just starting my build and was always told that it would sway but doesn't appear thats always so.

I haven't found a thread on this maybe I missed it, but here goes i'm building a MDT 1985 S Model i've installed a 70" sleeper from 93 Peterbilt, i'm going to pull a 35' toyhauler nuthing huge. My question is I have 5 and a half ft of space to install the 5th wheel, I know I have several options...

1985 S Model W/ 93 Pete 70" sleeper just started

I'm new here but I am building something like you are doing only don't need a sleeper that big I am using a 70" sleeper from a 93 peterbuilt I put it on a 85 S Model International. It is solid mounted on rubber bushings. I don't kow how it would ride yet.