Dexter EZ Lubes, use or not?
My TT has Dexter EZ Lube bearings/axles. The video on their web site show that the bearings can be "re-packed" without removing the wheels/seals/bearings in the traditional manner. However, some fol...
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falconbrother wrote:Like a lot of things, there is some basis of fact to it.Fordlover wrote:myredracer wrote:
...EZ Lube is just another sales gimmick like "outdoor showers" and "bumper sewer hose storage" features.
Wow, I must be doing things all kinds of wrong. I've used the EZ lube feature (once) on my 11 year old trailer, but have put a ton of use on our outdoor shower. And the sewer hose lives in the bumper.
LOL.. On our first TT we never even considered putting the hose anywhere but the bumper. Did that for years. When we bought the 2017 model the service guy that gave us the walk around insisted that we not store hose in the bumper, so we don't..but, don't know why we don't.
In areas where rust is a problem, the bumper rusts a lot more that say Arizona (where I live) That rust ends up wearing tiny holes in the sewer hose. This is usually discovered when dumping, and the ,,,,,, er fluid makes its way thru the hose.
We have yet another thread on generator selection for AC use going on now. There are people from British Columbia making recommendations to a guy in Texas as to what he should get.
The two climates are totally different.
Ya gotta read between all the useless stuff to pick out what will apply to your situation.
