Looking for comments from anyone using the gen y torsion flex hitch. In particular has anyone used the Andersen wd hitch in combination with the gen y. My initial concern is the distance it extends from the truck.
I'm in the market to replace our eco diesel. Its exceeded expectations as a tow vehicle,but after the AEM, its not the same truck. I know a tune will solve the problem but I have personal issues with violating the federal clean air act.So, looking fo...
Ready to Pull the trigger and order a K&N oil filter for the 5.5 onan q.v., 2017 model. Like the 1 inch nut built on the filter.Couple of questions. Is the number HP 8029 correct for replacement of onan 122086?Comments from those who have used these ...
Just pulled the trigger on a new ATC 28 with a front bedroom and built in genny.looking for reviews or comments on ATC. Over 30 yrs of rving and went all metal, will be used mostly as a travel trailer.
For years I carried 3500 watt generator and found its use going down as I travel nationally and use parks most every night. It was those long haul days I would need it for the microwave or a/c to sleep in a truck stop etc. I have a new set up to shar...
I use the gen y torsion hitch. No wd and no sway as the ATC will not sway. It's very heavy on the hitch with a 5.5 onan mounted up-front. Spread axle torsion is very stable. The gen y absorbes the shock perfectly and maintenance free But I have 2500 ...
I have manual on our ATC. I find using the valve lubricant by Thetford makes a big difference on both valves. Also, no coffee grounds in the grey tank keep it working better as well.
I bought a brand new 78 Chevy half ton right after graduation from college. 2 years later my heel went through the floor board. Rust. Michigan winters killed it in 4 years. Doors tailgate a mess.Big 3 deserved global competition. Asia European vehicl...
Bought our ATC 28 front bedroom with 5.5 gen in 2017 for well under 45k. Not sure on value today but new it's close to 90k.Tempting to see what it would bring in this crazy market.
