What did you do to your Toy Hauler today???

[Rich_Panganiban]

This is always a fun thread to watch so I thought I would start one here.

[Bad_Brad]

Removed the defective WFCO Converter and replaced with PowerMax Boondocker unit. Installation was simple...nice to have power again.

Unfortunately the failure of the WFCO converter ruined my batteries...I'll be replacing those next week.

[bigg-limo]

Just stood out there in driveway admiring it just a few mins ago.

[onearmyrider]

rcpd34 wrote:
Picked up from the dealer. $4400 bill for water damage.

I have been there, I feel your pain,....

[derwud]

nayther wrote:
Forgot, installed a variable speed pump before the holidays. At first was not impressed, still too noisy (old one was leaking). Then after it broke in it quieted down real nice. It's still just as noisy at full flow put if you're just flushing or using the bathroom sink you can hardly hear it.

I likey!

I did this a while back and yeah, at full flow, it is noisy, but full flow can be two sinks at once now.

[nayther]

took mine out to the desert and raced my motorcycle! Felt GREAT to be back on the bike, been too long. Next sunday going to do it again, but leaving the trailer home, race is only about 1 hour from the house!

[SAR_Tracker]

Air filter, fuel filter, and oil change for the genny.

Ocotillo Wells next weekend!

[Mr__Sandman]

Installed new awning fabric, a soap dispenser for the kitchen sink and got my fuel pump running again.

[Y-Guy]

rcpd34 wrote:
Picked up from the dealer. $4400 bill for water damage.

😞

[rcpd34]

Picked up from the dealer. $4400 bill for water damage.

[RE_Todd]

Loaded it for Quartzsite next weekend

[FunnyCamper]

WOW people sure are busy on their toyhaulers 🙂


We dropped ours off for warranty work on the little minor things found after we got it. Service has it know for a good bit.

[nayther]

Forgot, installed a variable speed pump before the holidays. At first was not impressed, still too noisy (old one was leaking). Then after it broke in it quieted down real nice. It's still just as noisy at full flow put if you're just flushing or using the bathroom sink you can hardly hear it.

I likey!

[64thunderbolt]

not today but yesterday tossed the 12v batteries and installed 2 6v GC batteries. Made up new cables and awaiting a new Powermax Boondocker 4 stage conv.

[wayward1]

"Can anybody recommend a knowledgeable dealer for TS3?"

Sold factory direct, google "trailer saver"

[joebedford]

SpencerRB wrote:

joebedford wrote:

fj12ryder wrote:
The Dexter EZ-Flex was the best thing I ever did for me and my toyhauler. It makes the ride soooooo much better. You don't even notice the bridge joints anymore.

I'm hoping it will help on concrete highways. With the OEM suspension the chucking is terrible.

Joe,

Please report back once you've tested it out on the road. I have the same all steel stock suspension on my '11 Voltage, and am looking at the EZ Flex and wet bolts.

I now have about 3000 miles on the setup. I think it took some of the harshness out of the ride but there might be a tiny bit more bounce.

On I75 from Detroit to Toledo the chucking and bouncing was terrible (as usual). Could of other concrete roads were terrible on our trip to Arizona.

I'm now looking at an air pin box or air hitch. It would be nice to drop a TS3 into my existing rails. Pretty much hate the Reese 20K hitch I have - creaking groaning flexing etc. but I wonder if the TS3 helps with the chucking - saw a report on Heartland forum that it made no difference.

Can anybody recommend a knowledgeable dealer for TS3?