Surprised you have not heard of it. They all break down in the middle between the bladders. When you call them, they send you a wedge shaped piece of foam to put under them and a new piece of foam to place between the bladders. We did it several times over the 10 years we had one, their quick fix was always short lived. The valley develops between the bladders leaving a depression one or both of you end up rolling into during the night. This tore my back up, always woke up in pain. I'm not the only one, has been going on for a long time. So much that they know about it and try to fix it with cheap worthless foam. The happiest day in my life was when I threw that dayum thing in the trash where it belonged. Good luck with yours.
Those things are great, until you start experiencing the valley of pain they all develop. Threw ours in the dumpster, never again, we went through all their fixes/suggestions. We bought a Zinus 8 inch memory foam Green Tea for RVs from amazon, so far so good.
Anything is doable if the circumstances are right.
I could be, probably wrong so don't take my thoughts as facts... LOL Have you thought about a small wooden folding A-frame type sign, easily set up/removed? Maybe put on the front and back (I'm not sure of proper name for them) a flag holder attached to RV, put a couple advertising flags with info/name/etc in them instead of a flag when you are parked? Something like: RV Pole Holder Do you have a ladder on the back/side of your camper? If so, a PVC pipe clamped on and insert an advertising flag/pole in that?
You can go to those campsite websites and do earth view. Locate that site and see if you can fit. I have seen alot of campsites that could not handle our 32ft without sticking way out in the roadway. There's usually a reason they are limited on length. Good luck!
Is a motorhome classified as a motor vehicle? I've wondered that too, alot of Class As we've looked at over the years had couches with seat-belts. Maybe they fall into the same category as a bus? I drove school a bus for a while, I was the only one with a seat-belt. Always believed that needed changed but that's just my opinion which of coarse has never counted... LOL Now that I mentioned school buses, yes I understand the seatbacks are high to protect the kiddies from flying forward. I had an idiot driver cut over in front of me hard and very close to cross over to go onto an hiway onramp. So close the car vanished in front of my hood. I slammed the brakes so I would not hit them, would have hit if I had not hit the brakes. The kiddies all flew forward into the back of the front seat, some of them getting hurt. That is why I am an advocate for mandatory seatbelts in buses. Rant over.
Hitches are made for short beds as well as long beds, just shop around. I have a 6ft bed and use an Andersen hitch. It is a much lighter hitch, just as strong as the big heavy hitches. My use of this hitch comes mainly from the weight. I can lift it in/out, move it about, etc because it is only around 40lbs. The big/heavy hitches go up to/over 300lbs which also figures into what your truck can handle weight wise. Also, consider a goosebox. It is a modified and safe version of a gooseneck, only needs a ball in middle of the bed. As for the truck, 3/4 ton, check manufacturer weight recommendations. It's really not 100% about what the truck can haul, more like what is the truck safely capable of controlling in a strong wind, how well the truck can *stop* the weight, etc. Ok, a short note about your choice of truck. F250, if you must get that small of a truck, DO NOT BUY THE ONE WITH THE DIESEL 6.0 ENGINE!! I made that mistake once, never again. It's one of the main reasons I changed over to RAM.
I say very unsafe for them and the operator. I would venture a guess to say it is not legal anywhere. I don't care what the pick-up/HDT is, IMHO, no! Welcome to the forum Donette!