What did you do to your Toy Hauler today???

It's coming down the ramp which is the most fun! My front tire will skid all the way down the ramp. I put the bike in gear and then use the clutch as a brake. Also when rear wheel of bike is on the ground and the front still on the ramp you may find yourself not being able to put your feet down.

You will have to let us know how it goes.

Trailer only came with three rubber bumpers on the outside of the ramp door. I added two more today so now I have five, which I hope will help to spread the load when I take my Goldwing up the ramp for the first time.

Exercise the generator, layout for the new Trailersaver hitch and start the shake down list used for reloading the supplies. Racing season starts in 2 weeks but winter is still holding on here in Snow(O)hio!

we have gotten the call from the dealer the new toy hauler http://www.funtownrv.com/inventory/349272/New-2014-Forest-River-RV-Cherokee-Vengeance-396V.aspx is out of the factory. and it should be ready friday for pick up but we will got to see it when it arrives to give them time to fix any issues we find.. got dots and video ready to go.

Watched another inch of snow melt off it 12 more to go.

azdryheat wrote:
Installed the Condor Chock for my motorcycle.

Excellent choice. :)

Nice!

720Deere wrote:

joebedford wrote:
I added a piece of dryer vent hose to one of the totally useless a/c vents in the garage ceiling.

What is the benefit of this hose? Is the idea to blow cool air into the lower bunk area?

Spot cooling of the office area. I don't need cooling at the roof near my 'power-lift tool shelf'.

Added a battery box to the generator compartment to hold four 6v batteries. Now I have six with the 340w of solar panels. Good all weekend.

joebedford wrote:
I added a piece of dryer vent hose to one of the totally useless a/c vents in the garage ceiling.

What is the benefit of this hose? Is the idea to blow cool air into the lower bunk area?