I see all of this on the forum with Dodge and Ford. When I go camping, Duramax seem to be the real deal. Yeah, Chevys will Nickle and Dime you but don't blow up, kill the tranny, rust prematurely or beat you to death.Seems like the Duramax just kee...
I have a Weekend Warrior Super Lite 5th Wheel. The floor was rotted away at the entrance (side) door in area about 30 by 20 in. It's a strange place since there is no plumbing there, although it's next to the refrigerator. The bottom has a vinyl i...
My garage/living area is painted decking and I was wanting to put in no-skid flooring. While I am at it, the linoleum in the kitchen is about shot too.Any recommendations?
My Toy Hauler was robbed in the storage lot. The crooks took the radio and Champion 3500 (actually 3000) generator. They wheeled it right down the ramp.I had good luck with the old Champion and a replacement is about $400.Instead, I am thinking of ...
So many reasons that don't match the conclusions. Like saying the sun rises in the east and my Accord gets 30mpg. All true stuff but hardly related. To sum it up: Absolute Power is One Thing, Power Curve is Everything.
I've got Bilsteins on my Corvette and Monroes on my truck. They're just shocks, I've never felt that much difference after replacing shocks. I suppose I just don't wear them out, I just change them after 60k miles when I get the next set of tires ...
Use the built in tie downs. Strap down a wheel shock in the middle on a rubber mat. Then park the bike in the chock and strap down the bike.Even room for my rollout generator.
If you want it quick and simple, just use a couple of ratchet straps and prop the tailgate into a patio. Didn't cost you a cent. No modifications, just hook them up.A fellow camper purchased a toy hauler similar to mine. His had a dedicated conver...
