I'm looking into this setup for a Honda Goldwing F6B. My camper has already had the flimsy rear bumper removed and a 4x4x3/16 box tube in it's place with 2x4x3/16 frame extensions to hold that new rear bumper in place. There is a class IV receiver tu...
I'm in the market for a better hitch than the older Reese 16k I have now. Found a couple of great deals on some new style/used hitches. Located a Pullrite 16k 1900 series for $200 bucks and only used a few times. Also found a Reese Titan R16 for $375...
I changed to these early this year and thought they was the cat's *** but it turns out they are trouble! I have discovered that the "plastic bag" that is suppose to dissolve in water is not doing so and they are just dumping out with the solids. I ha...
Getting ready to install a Penguin AC unit in the front bedroom of our camper. Got the roof vent removed and after three days of working at it I finally got all the lap sealant and butyl tape off the roof membrane. My question is, what do I do about ...
I'm looking to add a second AC unit on the front of my new Cougar. I was looking into the Penguin low profile unit but the cost is really high for only saving 3.7 inches of height. My roof at the vent over the bedroom is 12 foot 1/2 inch high so the ...
Dufus wrote:I owned a DW58 Swivel Wheel pulling it behind a 37 ft Excel. It was very reliable. I chose the dual wheel for stability and because I wasn't sure the single wheel could handle the weight. I had a Kawasaki trike which was about 750 lbs. So...
B.O. Plenty wrote:I wouldn't trust my $15-20,000.00 motorcycle to be safe safe rolling down the road on one little 8" wheel. Do you really think you would? What not get a proper trailer for it and tow doubles..B.O.Towing double was my original plan, ...
MFL wrote:Eric, I doubt that you need a slider hitch, due to your GM truck, and the newer rounded front of your FW. GMs have the most distance from cab to axle, with the standard bed.I would suggest the B&W Patriot hitch. It is not expensive, but is ...
With the roofs being very thin on slide rooms I would think the ice/snow would melt off pretty quick but a slide topper would cause some problems for sure.
Wow this thread has gotten way out of hand, now I'm sorry I posted it. We don't get to use our camper very often and when it's not in use it is in an inside storage building. I use the chemicals in our tank to help prevent ANY CHANCH of nasty smells ...
