Hey guys. I had a Dexter "never adjust" brake come apart last December. A trailer repair shop told me that was a common problem and I should replace all my brakes with manually adjustable brakes. He sold me brakes rated for 5.2 to 6K and said they we...
Has anyone bought a motorhome from Lazydays? I'll be close to the one in Tampa in a couple of weeks and I thought I would see what they can do for me. Good or bad experiences is what I need to know. Thanks!
We have been RVers for several years starting with a 30 foot bumper pull and currently with a 40 foot 5th wheel. We started full timing in July of this year after I retired. My DW retired 9 months before me. So, having done the prerequisite research ...
In a earlier post, I mentioned that we were thinking of trading the 5er in on a MH. Since I have never driven a MH, I'm wondering about the ride differences. Even though I have a Trail Air hitch on my 5er, some roads will beat you to death with bounc...
So, I'm sitting here in my 5er in a large field type of RV park. The winds are 20 MPH and gusting to 30 or so. My 5er is 40 feet long, 16,000 pounds, 3 slides with toppers, level up system with 6 hydraulic rams. There has been a lot of bumping sounds...
colliehauler wrote:laknox wrote:LyleStock fire extinguisher is a joke to begin with. Do yourself a favor and purchase a larger capacity with a metal valve body instead of plastic. When I purchase a new RV I leave the fire extinguisher and mattress at...
lynndiwagon wrote:To the OP, I wasn't questioning your ability to do the job, just the materials. I knew that, no worries! I figured someone would be thinking that, not necessarily you. Thanks for the info. After reading what JIMNLIN posted, I'm sur...
Lynnmor wrote:Give it some time, my new Dexter brakes took a thousand miles to get up to full braking performance. The problem is the friction material that is used today to satisfy the green crowd.I did get nearly a thousand miles when we traveled ...
