Best help this site afforded you

[rickhise]

The first one comes to mind. Was the tip to
Chock wheel put in reverse, foot on brake put in park
then back to neutral.

Took all the binding an strain off power pedestal

[LVJJJ]

sending individual wires to each brake magnet

[Redterpos3]

Being able to laugh about the mistakes, and the humility to share with others so they can learn from other peoples mistakes!! Invaluable!

[_1nobby]

All the topics.

I don't generally ask a lot of questions as I tend to read a lot and I'm able to sift through the sh*t to find the gems.

And I'm pretty handy. And an aircraft interiors mechanic.

So thank you, all.

But my stand out is my 1 - 12V battery to 2 - 6V batteries modification with a shut off switch.

I received a lot of help on that one.

[SDcampowneroper]

The friends I have made, some met like Mandalay Parr, newmanfulltimer, the dozens others on my friends list, I on theirs.
These are the ones that count.

[All_I_could_aff]

Too many things to list & can't pick which was best. All of them importaint:
How to clean my refrigerator flue and burner
Differences in solar panels and controler efficiency
Diagnosing and repairing electric brakes
Sealing my roof seems properly
Loading my trailer properly to reduce sway

[2DHoop]

I really like the shared information about upgrades and modifications - the ones done well and with quality...

Some pretty good ideas from some really smart people.

[FLY_4_FUN]

buying a prodigy brake controller
buying a Honda generator
buying an Equalizer brand weight distribution hitch
advice on how to purge air from propane lines in rig

Also some awesome conversations about surge protectors and how the electronics in my rig work/dont work depending on silly newbie things I did back in the day

Daryll

[Piddlers]

We have used this website and forum more than any other for all kinds of useful information. If we had to narrow it down, it would probably be maintenance tips that would top the list.

While YouTube is great this is our first stop in researching a particular concern.

[TomG2]

This site has helped me realize that "If you want it done right, do it yourself." Nothing against the posters on here who actually think they are doing you a favor by insisting, "My way or the highway", but there is factual information available on the Internet if one wants to seek it out.

[TurnThePage]

The immediate need to check/verify that my newly constructed and purchased trailer was leak free, along with preventive maintenance. It would have leaked in at least 5 spots on the roof. It's over 13 years old and remains dry inside.

[gmw_photos]

The value of and proper setup ( thanks Ron Gratz ) of weight distribution hitch.

[TheLuvShack]

If I wanted a carefree retirement, don't buy an RV.
Fortunately, I ignored that advice.
My retirement is not carefree, but it is a heck of a lot of fun!

[profdant139]

The best idea was to just try boondocking, just for a couple of days, as an experiment to see if DW could tolerate the spartan conditions. This was life-changing -- we now seek out the most remote sites we can find.

[drsteve]

How to properly set up a WD hitch.