Newbie: Hybrid trailer questions
Hi, I've found this forum because I'm researching purchasing a used hybrid travel trailer. It all started when planning a trip to Yellowstone. I was searching Facebook marketplace for a trailer to ...
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My husband has been pretty good at finding videos on YouTube to do simple fixes on our cars. But my concern is that there won't be YouTube videos for the maintenance these would need. He's not mechanically minded enough and doesn't know trailers to just figure out how to do something that may be complicated himself.
Our 18 year old son is a welder. He graduates with an AS in welding and 3 welding certificates in the spring. So that may be of some help. He's more likely to try to fix something even if he doesn't really know how. Sometimes that works, sometimes not. Lol.
I have an 18 year old that graduates from welding this year to. He is pretty handy. Sounds like your kid. LOL. The travel trailer stuff is pretty easy as long as there are no leaks. If you have not done wheel bearings or trailer brakes before youtube it. Pretty straight forward. I have a 2012 32 footer Keystone product and have had to do just normal maintenance items. Reseals, wheel bearings and nuisance interior things like replacing the toilet, screws backing out of cabinet hinges. Take someone who knows RVs when you go to look. Look for softs spots on the roof, ceiling and floor. Look for delamination. To be honest unless you go big money and sometimes even then, they all will have their problems.
