What Did You Do For Your Travel Trailer Recently?

Bought a coffee maker and blender. 1st trip in 2 weeks. Can't wait!!!!

I watched the snow fall on my tt this morning......:(

I'm not leaving the rv lifestyle by any means, I have 3 other ones. I've had a lot of great times in my TT.

Bummer ! ! ! ! ! !

I put mine up for sale!

Bearrings packed, brakes inspected, new battery, as well as a wash and wax...next weekend, re paint back bumper...sunny and warm in texas, so we are going out twice in april.

bakerkids wrote:
I've been busy. My recent purchase was a folding bike.

I painted an old childhood water-stained table and applyed fabric to the top to match my window awnings. I also just completed customizing my cooler to match. Had made DH a Packer cooler, so thought why not a camping cooler...because on longer trips sometimes the fridge isn't enough.

Oh, and shoes. lol I paint shoes.










Painted some kicks...

Beyond adorable!!!

I've been busy. My recent purchase was a folding bike.

I painted an old childhood water-stained table and applyed fabric to the top to match my window awnings. I also just completed customizing my cooler to match. Had made DH a Packer cooler, so thought why not a camping cooler...because on longer trips sometimes the fridge isn't enough.

Oh, and shoes. lol I paint shoes.










Painted some kicks...

Picked up my new KZ Sportwman 270 on Friday. Spent all weekend putting stuff back in from old motorhome. Making a list of what else we need. My DW said I have to get rid of missed matched stuff and get new. Need to make new throw pillow covers because old ones don't match. Really excited to use it the first time. Have been invited to a friend's campground once the weather breaks. Planning a trip to Lake Superior for whitefish fishing.

facory wrote:
Looks like it would fold if the trailer happened to slide forward.

When it is in the vertical position, the jack post is right down and sitting on top of a cross member (gusset), so that is what takes the vertical load, not the through bolt. If the trailer slid forward a bit, the through bolt, which is at the top of the vertical slot would exert an upward and rearward force on the Flip while the post was still firmly in contact with the gusset. This is opposite to what would have to happen (i.e. slide down the slot) for it to collapse / fold.

Going camping soon, and will report back if it does not perform as expected.