All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: any good truck camper forums out there? iRV2 Forums Re: New Truck Camper Forum Comments So far so good finding the new place, Re: Lightweight, 6'5 Headroom, shower, 90's-2010's, suggestions?Lance 815 might work.Re: Truck tires GTO66 wrote: As far as posting photos may be easy for some. Just like rebuild a Pontiac engine is easy for me... http://photoposting.is-great.net/?i=3Re: $100,000 Host CampersCongratulations on the new camper!Re: Happijac issueMake sure the lever on side of the jack is in the UP position. Easy to overlook. https://www.happijac.com/images/pdfs/10keywired.pdfRe: Schwintech slide systemSame camper as you. No problems here. As mentioned, don't stop part way in/out. I've read elsewhere to hold the power 2-3 seconds beyond what you perceive as the end of slide travel going in or out. The part you lube is not the part you see on the side of the slide, just keep it debris free. The part to lube is hidden behind the seals. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXw9I_DoAvIRe: Jacking For Tire Change JRscooby wrote: B-n-B wrote: This exact jack would not get under a flat tire on my trailer, at least not under the spring perch. I carry a small floor jack with a 1x6 if needed. Do you also carry the important part needed to safely use that jack? By that I mean a floor. With no load on it, run the jack up. Notice the lift pad goes up in a arc? Normal lifting, the pad stays in contact with lifting point be cause the jack rolls under the load. If the wheels are setting on soft or rough surface the pad must slide on you lift point. At least you're not under when it drops. Actually it has a swivel saddle with a "scissored" lift arm and doesn't roll. Or, if it did I didn't notice enough to matter. I have actually used this jack twice without issue, so I'm not speaking hypothetically about its effectiveness. Once in a parking lot (on my car hauler) and once in sand (on my camper) at the CG. The 1x6 worked like a charm with the jack in the sand. I don't know how I lived to tell about it.Re: Jacking For Tire Change time2roll wrote: theoldwizard1 wrote: Ramp/"trailer aid" looks to be a good solution. I would still carry Powerbuilt 3 Ton, Bottle Jack and Jack Stands All-in-1 Will 11" get under the axle with a flat tire? This exact jack would not get under a flat tire on my trailer, at least not under the spring perch. I carry a small floor jack with a 1x6 if needed.Re: Can trailer tires be patched? RCMAN46 wrote: B-n-B wrote: First trip out in our last camper we picked up a 1/2 inch bolt. Discount patched it up and it worked fine. Was that on the back tire of the trailer? I picked up a 3/8 bolt once had it repaired from the inside with no problems. Interesting it was the rear tire on the trailer that got the bolt. Yep rear tire on passenger side.
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