Hi all! In the middle of ripping out floors on our HTT and am wondering if we really need to reinstall the fresh water tank/pump/etc. obviously we are newbies, so please don't make fun of me too much for not knowing, but I do know we will not be boon...
Hi all! New to this form, and new to HTT camping as well! We bought a travel trailer and unbeknownst to us, we have to replace at least half of the flooring in it. I'm in the middle of tearing out the current floor now, and see lots of spots where t...
I was following up from your original post back when. Did you replace with the new ones you were looking at? How are they working out? The seals around our three bunks are dry rotted and I need to replace them...just not sure what I should use. Good ...
schlep1967 wrote:Judging by the fact you are heavily into repairing a hybrid travel trailer I'll go out on a limb and say you are trying to save some money. When you start camping you will find full hook-up sites are not cheap. State parks with elect...
Tvov wrote:You say you are newbies... are you sure you will always have hookups? The more you camp, the more you may very well want to explore different campgrounds. Every year we go to at least one campground that does not have hookups. Especiall...
Rover_Bill wrote:If the fresh water tank is located ahead of the axles, having some water in it can help balance the trailer to avoid sway. A full tank can help steady the trailer in a strong crosswind. Just my 2 cents. Thank you! I never thought a...
drenjoey wrote:GordonThree wrote:Don't need waste holding tanks eitherIf you use city water, you will need both of those tanks if you're gonna wash dishes, have showers and go bathroom. Thank you. Definitely don't plan on dropping those. The freshwa...
