Bad Trip
My last trip in my fifth-wheel was pretty bad and it's been hard to get motivated to go again. The truck overheated and I took it to three different shops along my route. They charged over 300 dol...
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BulldawgFan wrote:kohai wrote:BulldawgFan wrote:schlep1967 wrote:mabynack wrote:
I don't know if this will help anyone, but the way I finally got my slide to go in and jacks to work is that I bought one of those portable jump starters and connected it to my rig battery. In the future I plan on carrying a portable battery charger - it would do the same thing and also charge the battery if the converter goes out.
The easier way to do this is with jumper cables. Our battery gave out on us this year. Slides barely came in and the trailer would not go up so I could get the truck under it. Turned the truck around and ran jumpers from the truck to the trailer battery. Trailer went right up.
Better yet, just plug in the 7way. You can run slides, operate lighta and other 12 volt stuff as long as the 7way is plugged in, truck running, even if there is no battery hooked to camper at all.
IF the battery disconnect is closed. If it's open, no juice gets to the batteries.
Lyle
Does the trailer battery charge when the 7 way is connected and I'm driving down the road?
Yes it does, or should.
