Let's See Your Frankenstein Repairs
Here's a picture of a field repair I had to make to my fender skirt in a hurry. Pulled it off on a steel pole leaving a gas station and had no way to replace it and didn't want to go too far without a...
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The fender looks good.
My most challenging road fix: I had been camping in Northern AZ, And was to meet my brother at another camp about 80 miles away.
Upon arriving I was having trouble backing the TT into position. It was like I didn't know how to do it. My brother stopped me saying "you need to see this". The rear axle had broken both of its rear spring hangers and one of the center ones was part way broken as well.
It towed fine on the highway as it just rested on the frame, and followed the 1st axle. Backing up it was all over the place.
We were boondocking pretty deep in the woods. So I sent my wife and brother home to get all of my welding stuff, jacks, grinders, and stands, while I stayed preparing for the field repair.
It went really well (no pics) and got me home fine. I then cutoff all of the factory hangers and installed much thicker ones.
My most challenging road fix: I had been camping in Northern AZ, And was to meet my brother at another camp about 80 miles away.
Upon arriving I was having trouble backing the TT into position. It was like I didn't know how to do it. My brother stopped me saying "you need to see this". The rear axle had broken both of its rear spring hangers and one of the center ones was part way broken as well.
It towed fine on the highway as it just rested on the frame, and followed the 1st axle. Backing up it was all over the place.
We were boondocking pretty deep in the woods. So I sent my wife and brother home to get all of my welding stuff, jacks, grinders, and stands, while I stayed preparing for the field repair.
It went really well (no pics) and got me home fine. I then cutoff all of the factory hangers and installed much thicker ones.
