I've always lamented that RV net locks old threads, or I'd post back here .I actually purchased my T-105 batteries in 2007. They've been in use since then.We use the camper a lot. We do summer trips, rarely with hookups. Our oldest did equestrian...
My previous vehicle I towed had an old school wiring system with switches and relays. For the marker lights I simply tapped into the light feed at the under-hood relay and added a diode there so the tow vehicle could power the entire marker light ci...
Hi Folks,I'm looking for suggestions about what one should see spending a week in Colorado. We'll be entering from the NW corner. We'll have a 27' TT behind a pickup and a 11.5' truck camper.Also - is it worth taking a toad behind the TC? Any day ...
Kayteg1 wrote:We don't know what original poster hitch is rated for, but rule of thumb says that for 2 ft extension you derate it by about 30% so for 12k trailer it would have to be 18k rated. I took a picture before of 22k hitch on my F350. The bra...
pianotuna wrote:Add a modest solar charging system and leave the batteries in place.That would be my vote if you have sunlight on the camper. Make sure it has a quality charge controller so you don't fry the batteries by too high of a voltage all th...
I use wood, lengths of 2x10 I stack up. I go double in the rear because of the DRW. I have legos too, but I've broken them when used on rough ground so I stick to the wood unless I'm adding the legos to the top of the wood.The boards don't last lon...
mkirsch wrote:Wait, I thought EVERYBODY offloaded their campers any time they camped, and I was the oddball for not doing so, and an idiot for not doing so.I don't very often. When I first owned the camper I would more often. Usually if I was stayi...
I've managed to get a wiring diagram for the vehicle.It turns out that while each and every signal filament does have a separate output from the "lights brain" the marker circuits are only divided in half. The front of the vehicle is on one circuit ...
