I am still trying to get used to the new format. Listing the responses from newest (at the top) down to oldest at the bottom gives me heartburn. Someone posts a question about a specific issue and the first response I read is actually the last. It...
I have refurbished a 1978 Starcraft Starmaster 7 tent trailer. Everything is in pretty good shape but the screens are deteriorating and will have to be replaced.I can go two ways. One, of course, is to replace all the canvas with new. This will co...
A friend of ours just purchased a new Trail Runner 24RK trailer. It has a listed GVW of 7600 pounds. It also came with some off brand tire that is a load range C tire. I believe the max weight as per sidewall information is 1720 or maybe 1740 whe...
I am stumped. I have just repurchased my old 1979 Starcraft Tent trailer. I reworked all the running, stop and tail lights. Everything works great. The two ceiling lights worked too along with and outside light I added back in the early 90's.Toda...
I have done this. The main issue will be the change in ball height. Get this, I traded in my 2007 Tundra for my 2017 and the new one was higher. I did have to reset but it didn't take long. I have and Equalizer and the company has some very helpf...
Yes, you need a WD hitch and almost as important, one that has built in sway control. I tow with a half ton TV and my trailer weighs in at just about 6500 lbs when we are out on the road. I have measured this a few times over the years as Washingto...
If the sensor is high up on the fin it will make the temperature in the fridge colder. Move the sensor down and it should keep things "warmer". Cold air pools down low so if you have the sensor down low, the cold air will get to it sooner causing t...
I have been towing with my Equalizer since around 2005 and I don't have much, if any, groaning. I follow the Equalizer suggestion to grease the square moveable brackets where the bars insert into the heads. Just a little bit and while it is counter...
What do you mean by "all season" rv? There is no such thing about an RV that you can camp in 365 days a year, unless of course, you live in Florida or Mexico. Generally speaking, the more expensive and the heavier the trailer is the more well insul...
