A Few Questions from a new TT owner!!!
Hello, I just recently purchased a 2004 Gulf-Stream Travel trailer and I have a few concerns/questions because the owner before me did a poor job maintaining it. 1. The black tank is full and I h...
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Another update,
I got the blank tank empty, that was SUPER NASTY, the dam hose had a crack, not good at all. I tossed all of the stuff the seller gave me and bought all new, I dont want that to happen again. I also made sure I bought one of the clear adapters so I can make sure its clean.
The clean up for the waterdamage is coming along very slowly, SOOOO much rotted wood, I have removed all of the bathroom, the hot water heater, the closet, the bathroom wall adjacent to the rear wall and the rear 4' of ceiling.
When I was removing the propane line, I noticed a small kink, not too bad, but you can tell it was kinked at one time. i was going to replace it, but do i have to if the kink didnt break the copper?
I also plan on getting new tires, how important does tire size matter on a trailer? I understand I need tires that can handle the weight, but what about the overall size? I think I need 155/80/13, would it matter if I got 185/80/13? I only ask because I am having a hard time finding tires. I was going to get some through Amazon, its free shipping and they all come with rims, but I dont know how old they would be.
I found I already have a photobucket account, just need to upload some pics, will try later.
Anyway, thanks guys,
I got the blank tank empty, that was SUPER NASTY, the dam hose had a crack, not good at all. I tossed all of the stuff the seller gave me and bought all new, I dont want that to happen again. I also made sure I bought one of the clear adapters so I can make sure its clean.
The clean up for the waterdamage is coming along very slowly, SOOOO much rotted wood, I have removed all of the bathroom, the hot water heater, the closet, the bathroom wall adjacent to the rear wall and the rear 4' of ceiling.
When I was removing the propane line, I noticed a small kink, not too bad, but you can tell it was kinked at one time. i was going to replace it, but do i have to if the kink didnt break the copper?
I also plan on getting new tires, how important does tire size matter on a trailer? I understand I need tires that can handle the weight, but what about the overall size? I think I need 155/80/13, would it matter if I got 185/80/13? I only ask because I am having a hard time finding tires. I was going to get some through Amazon, its free shipping and they all come with rims, but I dont know how old they would be.
I found I already have a photobucket account, just need to upload some pics, will try later.
Anyway, thanks guys,
