2014 Wind River 250RDSW in the driveway!!!
Well, had the Sunnybrook 26CKS for 11 years. Now for the next 10. Even though the Outdoor RV line is top shelf there are still things to do to get it trip ready as there is any new TT. First off is to...
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Highway 4x4 wrote:
The dump pipe for the grey and black tanks is held in place with a cheep piece of metal strap that really adds no strength. Anything hits it going down the hwy and snap, no way to dump the tanks. I am going to make a stronger brace that will also deflect some road debris.
The mud flaps it came with are a good idea and they are so proud of them but they are not big enough to really do any good, I will solve that.
Yes, as with any other RV, the more you look, the more you find.
Had the same thoughts here. The mud flaps could be 1-2" wider for sure. Maybe that would keep some of the road spray off the rear stab jack motor.
As the dump valve is not hanging off the end of the pipe adding weight, I wasn't too worried about the support. Then one of the valves leaked (not sure why) and filled the dump pipe with waste water. That's heavy and the pipe really could use better support. At least the support is not just metal plumbing tape, like our old trailer.
You come up with any mods, do fill us in.
