All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Surge or Electric brake tow dolly Thank you all for your valuable input. I went with electric brakes and my toad does have a hitch so I can move the dolly around as well as mounting a small platform carrier. Re: Surge or Electric brake tow dolly I went with the electric brakes. My toad has a hitch on it so I like the idea of using it to move the dolly. Thank you all for your valuable input. Re: Surge or Electric brake tow dolly Thank you all for your answers. It took me awhile to get back here and find my post. I wanted to buy a Maverick (FWD) to tow but cannot find any. Looking for an inexpensive FWD vehicle. I am going to sell my 2016 F350 diesel since I no longer need it. Hate to say goodbye to it as it has less than 76K on it and brand new tires but I no longer need a truck like this. Surge or Electric brake tow dolly So I just got rid of my Fiver and got a 36 foot motorhome (used). I may use a tow dolly for a couple different reasons but some that I look at have an electric or surge brake option. My MH has a Prodigy controller installed so why would I want a surge brake? Given the choice, what would you chose and why? Thanks I posted this is the "old" forum under dinghy towing but it is now gone. Surge or electric brakesSolvednot a person who hates change but..... This new format is awful. Quite a shock when I logged in today. Yesterday I was onRV.net and today this. Re: How do you do your turkey? I used to fry mine but the oil is $$$$. Now I have an oil less fryer from Charbroil. I have been using this for 10 years now or so. It is great. Re: batteries in the winterGreat information from all of you. wa8yxm---loved the last line in your post. The motorhome I may be buying next week is a 2019 so I am sure it is a better converter.batteries in the winterOk, so another battery question. The motor home I may buy next week has 2 12 volt batteries in it, not that that makes a difference in my question. I will be storing my unit at home and have a pedestal with 30 amp service.(It was installed when a previous trailer was 30 amp). Over the winter I have some options. Should I leave the MH plugged in all winter and the batteries connected. If I do this, I have a new Battery Minder (not a battery tender that only trickle charges) that keeps the batteries from sulfating---should I attach that to the batteries too or or should I disconnect the batteries, and just use the battery minder. And if I do that, can I leave them in the rig or should I bring them in the house. I am thinking I should bring them in and use the battery minder. I am open to suggestions. Thanks all.Re: Which is the better battery configirationIt looks like the motorhome I may buy has 2 12volts in it now and they are 2 years old. I will keep an eye on them and when it comes time to replace them, I most likely will go for 6 volts.
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