Good day everyone,I'm making the switch to GC batteries in my 21' okanagan. Now, the original battery (group 27) is toast. It is under the dinette at the front of the trailer. I am switching to 2 6V GC2 AGM batteries. The group 27 was in a vented box...
Hey guys,Just bought our first tt and already looking at upgrades. It's a 2004 okanagann eclipse ecl-21. Right now it has one 12 volt battery under the dinette (front of trailer) in a sealed/vented box. I'm looking to upgrade as we'll do a fair amoun...
Hey all, I've been researching to death all my options to get into rv'ing. My wife and I were pretty much decided on buying a Starcraft (jayco) 27' bunkhouse model, but when it came down to numbers neither of us could stomach the 10+ year amortizatio...
DrewE wrote:02CumminsGuy wrote:DrewE wrote:Many people use nylon webbing straps, such as are used for holding down loads in a pickup truck. A couple of D hooks secured to the floor of the box will give you something to hook them into.It can be hard ...
DrewE wrote:Many people use nylon webbing straps, such as are used for holding down loads in a pickup truck. A couple of D hooks secured to the floor of the box will give you something to hook them into.It can be hard to find D hooks that are somewh...
I bought a husky centreline ts for my 21' towed by my Jeep Grand Cherokee. Easy to assemble and set up, sway control works great with the short wheelbase jeep. Thumbs up from me
westend wrote:Huntindog wrote:I don't usually recommend AGM batteries. Yes they have some advantages but I just don't think it justifies the higher price. But this situation cries out for AGMs. No box needed, no corrosion and no work/expense making ...
