Advice needed on RV necessities...
Hello all, I just recently purchased my first TT, now I'm buying the all the necessities ( power cords, sewer, water hoses etc.) I've been comparing prices online, but I'm not sure what's a good qual...
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One thing that we have with us, and have had for years with 5 RVs, is a torque wrench with socket to fit the lug nuts. Every RV that we have owned over the past 50 years, occasionally has a loose lug nut. In fact the owners manuals for ours recommends checking and tightening the lug nuts of a regular basis.
I have noticed on our RV's and also our ranch trailers that the aluminum wheels seem to have loose lug nuts more often than the steel wheels, but all have a loose nut from time to time. I have seen a wheel come off rigs on the highway from time to time. I have also noticed rigs with a loose wheel that was close to coming off. It has never happend to us with tight lug nuts.
I have noticed on our RV's and also our ranch trailers that the aluminum wheels seem to have loose lug nuts more often than the steel wheels, but all have a loose nut from time to time. I have seen a wheel come off rigs on the highway from time to time. I have also noticed rigs with a loose wheel that was close to coming off. It has never happend to us with tight lug nuts.
