Keeping a stationary 5th wheel movable
I've got a 38 foot fifth wheeler on a permanent site at a campground. The dealer delivered it there for me, as I don't have a truck yet and have no intention of moving it anytime soon. That said, I kn...
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since you have no plans on moving it, and will probably move it when its time for a new one, I would do nothing. first all new campers come with garbage tires, no sense in taking time to try to save them, they were junk when you bought them.
My 5er sites in a private 4 site campground my brother and I own.
all I do is keep washing it and keep air in the tires.
When it comes time to move it I will take the following approach.
if its because I am putting it back on the road I would repack the bearings at that point and probably replace the china bomb tires it came with.
if I am trading it I would just take my chances and tow it to the dealer.
My 5er sites in a private 4 site campground my brother and I own.
all I do is keep washing it and keep air in the tires.
When it comes time to move it I will take the following approach.
if its because I am putting it back on the road I would repack the bearings at that point and probably replace the china bomb tires it came with.
if I am trading it I would just take my chances and tow it to the dealer.
