TysonTDW
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Re: Can I just say...WE LOVE OUR ANDERSON LEVELERS!!!
dieseltruckdriver wrote: This is our first year using ours too. So far we both LOVE them. I have my bubble level where I can see it in my left rear view mirror, so we stop, decide where they need to go, and I back up. When I stop, DW throws the stop under the leveler and we are done. OK what kind of bubble do you have that you can see from your rear view? I have a dual Axle Forest River Ultra light, 28ft, 6500lbs, torsion axles. Most the sites we go to are fairly level and 1 to 2 inches is typically enough. Would I need to always lift both tires or can I get a good amount lift on just 1. ALso if I could get away with just 1 would any damage be expected for leaving it in this position for 3 to 4 days?509Views0likes0CommentsWhat wheel stabilizers will fit.
I have a 2012 Rockwood Roo21SS. The axles are really close. I already tried the small Camco RV wheel stop but they would not fit. Thinking about trying the x-stop wheel stabilizers. Does anyone have a known wheel stabilizer that fits really close axles? Thanks in advance!!!1.6KViews0likes5CommentsRe: Hitch Mount Cargo on TT??
wmoses wrote: TysonTDW wrote: Thanks for all the replies. Better safe then sorry. I have the job scheduled with my local custom hitch shop. What are you intending to have them do? They are removing the existing bumper and replacing it with a thicker steal, stronger welds, built in reciever. He is then re attaching the origonal bumper below to store the sewer hose. Estimated at $350. Should be done today. Post picts later.518Views0likes0CommentsHitch Mount Cargo on TT??
I have a bolt mount receiver attached to the back of my TT (pictured below) and previously used it for a hitch mount bike rack. I now plan to use it with my heavier hitch mount cargo carrier (Pictured Below). Plan to stack up more weight with cooler, fire wood, etc. My TT is a 2012 rockwood and the rear bumper is welded to the frame. Does anyone use this type of set up? Should I be concerned with support? Do I "need" to the get a receiver that welds to the bumper? Do I "need" to have the bumper reinforced? Thanks7.2KViews0likes22CommentsRe: Show your mods!!
I too use the command hooks. I have them in the shower, in the kitchen and by the door to hang keys. I keep a pack in the trailer and stick them up where needed. I plan to put up a line of them on the back od the trailer to hang wet shorts and towels. I definatly recommend them. I bought them to match what ever I am hanging them so they match, some are white, some brown and some black.533Views0likes0CommentsRe: Options for black tank flushing?
wanderingbob wrote: Why do you feel the need for such a device ? Many of us have been RVing for twenty or thirty years with out one ! Your probably right and you have much more experience then me. My personal reasoning is that my tanks are small so I don't have a lot of room to leave extra water in the tank. I try to completely drain it when I leave the site. I also only get the TT out once a quarter. I hate to let it sit stagnate for months. On a last note, my sensors always read 1/3 full. Hoping this flusher can get the sensors back to working. Thanks for all the replies.458Views0likes0Comments
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