Borrowed a trailer and getting ready for some fun in the sun (it's cold here now 30's again tonight)I went and bought a 8 inch drop hitch, the 6 inch had the deck at too much of an angle, and I think I'm going to turn the jeep around on the trailer (engine is the heaviest part so I will put it to the rear).The tire minder came today so I will put that onThe house will be house sat by my son, who is going to do some rust repair on my other son's new to him pickup.

Careful with too much weight behind rear axle of trailer, it might start "wagging" at higher speeds.

Good looking rig! And those leaves are pretty up there on the trees. Good luck when they come down!

I'd like to have that trailer! -Tom

It looks just right the way it is loaded. Need that extra weight to the front.

AK49er wrote:Careful with too much weight behind rear axle of trailer, it might start "wagging" at higher speeds.With the placement of the axles on the trailer I think it would be extremely hard to get to much weight behind the axles, in fact that is why I am concerned that there might be to much on the tongue of the trailer

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Deano56
Explorer
Oct 06, 2015
well I'm never going to Camping World again because of this kind of dirty buisness, just terrible how things are run now. I think I will be moving on from here as well for this forum doing what they did. They very easily could have given him the refund and some moneys for his time, very sleazy, Take care guys
cj7365
Explorer
Oct 03, 2015
WOW, I am just floored.

Glenn also said on the iRV2 forum, THAT A REFUND IS NOT PENDING.

Mr. Mark you are right about a positive outcome if CW made it right.

I have never used CW and now I will never even consider using them.

One of the main reasons for me coming in over here on RV.net, was because of Glenn's post, he was a great contributor.

See ya CW/RV.net
Mr_Mark1
Explorer
Oct 02, 2015
mike brez wrote:
Mr.Mark wrote:
And just think of the publicity that Camping World would have gotten if they 'made it right' with the awning disaster. I mean really, screwing in an awning arm with just the fiberglass as support?

A complete refund would have gone a long way with good customer service.

MM.

Watch it Mr. Mark we my be next.

You could sign up as 'Anne Brez' and I would be 'Mrs. Anne' LOL! :p
mike_brez
Explorer
Oct 02, 2015
Mr.Mark wrote:
And just think of the publicity that Camping World would have gotten if they 'made it right' with the awning disaster. I mean really, screwing in an awning arm with just the fiberglass as support?

A complete refund would have gone a long way with good customer service.

MM.

Watch it Mr. Mark we my be next.
Mr_Mark1
Explorer
Oct 02, 2015
And just think of the publicity that Camping World would have gotten if they 'made it right' with the awning disaster. I mean really, screwing in an awning arm with just the fiberglass as support?

A complete refund would have gone a long way with good customer service.

MM.
mike_brez
Explorer
Oct 02, 2015
2bzy2c wrote:
Not sure what you are saying. It seems as if they have "banned" GlennLever. That could not be true, is it?

Looks like it. I guess it's a warning for all of us not to stir the pot. Lol.
Can still read it Here.
Bucky1320
Explorer
Oct 02, 2015
Man this was one of my favorite threads, and Glenn IMO was a great contributor. :(
2bzy2c
Explorer II
Oct 01, 2015
Not sure what you are saying. It seems as if they have "banned" GlennLever. That could not be true, is it?
AnneLever
Explorer
Oct 01, 2015
Camping World has revoked my log GlennLever in is response to ***Link Removed***

They closed that thread with the statement

"To All,

At this time this post will be closed. Camping World is working with the customer on a refund at this time. Thank you all again for your time and interest.

Thank you,

Mark
Marcus' Rapid Response Team "
GlennLever
Explorer
Sep 29, 2015
This is an update on the pump repair.

All the parts have been located.

The pump was dropped off at a pump shop to be rebuilt. It was found that the pump "could" be put back together with just the new shaft, but that the thrust surfaces were not good and the gears "should " should be replace.

The rebuild with the additional parts would have been $1,300 with a one year warranty.

A new pump is $1,500 and has a two year warranty. I elected to go that way.

The greasable spline kit for the PTO is $350.00 and will be in the hands of the pump people this Thursday.

I'm thinking everything should be back together some time early next week.

We had been planning a trip out west this fall, but it is now getting pretty late and I think we might have missed the weather window.

I'm thinking the best thing to do is to bring it home when it is ready and put it to bed for the winter.

There are some projects I want to do over the winter which can be done with the furnace heat.

I would like to upgrade the TV, put a Blue Ray DVD player in and a sound bar, all in the current tube TV location.

I also want to replace the blinds which were broken by Caledonia RV (they did reimburse us for the blind they broke, but all of them will have to be replaced so they all match.

The rope lights they installed are all falling down, so I need to come up with a way to put them back so they stay.

I also want to pull the drive-shaft and have the U-Joints replaced and the drive-shaft balanced. It appears that when I was having chassis maintenance done the grease fittings on the u-joints were missed.

I will be building the service ramps I posted plans for earlier.

I also want to look into buying new tires. The motor home was sold to me with new tires on it, but the load range on the front tires is just a little light. I'm also seeing VERY small cracks in the sidewall of one of the rear tires. That date codes on the tires are correct for them being new when I purchased the motor home.

As far as the trip out west goes, I'm thinking we will skip the first race of next season and go in the spring.