'71 Starcraft Wanderstar- "The Hilton"
Thought I should post this up because the "Search" feature doesn't return any results and there might be some useful info for older Starcraft owners or those that are mad enough to embark on a complet...
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Thanks, man! Yeah, it was a bit of work but definitely worth it. Your rebuild of the Sunliner gave me a lot of inspiration!
The pressure testing worked well. I would recommend any TT owner to get it done. I had leaks in places in the siding that may not have caused a water problem but it was good to find them and make sure all was sealed.
I took the Hilton on the road, fianlly, last weekend. I rolled down to my buddy's place about 75 mi. away. He had just finished fixing up his barn with a new roof and some painting so I wanted to see that and also keep to a short trip. The Hilton towed along beautifully. My F-250 4x4 had no problem with the load (still haven't got to a scale). I installed a new Prodigy 2 brake controller and that also worked out well, easy to dial in and I like the voltage readout when the brakes are applied.
Sorry, no pictures of the trip, I think I wore out my camera batteries. =)
The pressure testing worked well. I would recommend any TT owner to get it done. I had leaks in places in the siding that may not have caused a water problem but it was good to find them and make sure all was sealed.
I took the Hilton on the road, fianlly, last weekend. I rolled down to my buddy's place about 75 mi. away. He had just finished fixing up his barn with a new roof and some painting so I wanted to see that and also keep to a short trip. The Hilton towed along beautifully. My F-250 4x4 had no problem with the load (still haven't got to a scale). I installed a new Prodigy 2 brake controller and that also worked out well, easy to dial in and I like the voltage readout when the brakes are applied.
Sorry, no pictures of the trip, I think I wore out my camera batteries. =)
