Years ago I made a post on here that I can no longer find. It detailed my difficulty finding a system that would transport bicycles safely. I routinely travel with bicycles that exceed the value of my trailer! Okay so my trailer's a bit older, but...
I'd like to fashion a bike rack to carry my bikes. I have four different bikes with tires from 23mm wide to 4.8 inches, which is a challenge. What do you all use? I'm hoping for something that will be long lasting and secure; bikes are the reason ...
I just bought a used 5th wheel and I need to replace the tires. I'm not new to trailering but I know that trailer tires can really be a pain. I am used to using truck tires on trailers, however, LT235/85R16E tires won't have much cushion at max loa...
I'm in the market for a 10-15 year old used toy hauler. I'd like to spend $6-8k on one. The book value on these units suggests that I have sufficient budget and just have to find the right one, but I've had very little luck finding any units priced...
So I discovered my camper isn't charging when I'm driving and diagnosed why: my charge wire fuse was burned from God knows when, and my solar panel connector was corroded to the point of not working at all. I'm ordering parts now.In the meantime, I ...
joebedford wrote:In Canada, interest rates are set by the Bank of Canada which is completely independent from the federal government (at least it's supposed to be).USA is similar.I don't think anyone will finance a towable in Canada. It may be differ...
Grit dog wrote:JIMNLIN wrote:If I remember right the older 3500 srw Dodge trucks had 6200-6500 rawr (tire/wheel/rear spring pack). Your trucks drivers side door post certification sticker has the trucks fawr/rawr. Drop by a set of CAT scales and wei...
RetiredRealtorRick wrote:valhalla360 wrote:RetiredRealtorRick wrote:valhalla360 wrote:Sold the house back in 2007...got debt free first and never had a desire to go back in bondedge.Without interest payments, it's much easier to build wealth.Of cours...
I would replace all the springs on the trailer.I would not try to put heavier springs on it. Springs are wearable parts, yours are worn out, and they gave you 20 good years of service. The new ones will too.
While I don't do it on the truck, I always inflate the trailer tires to the maximum pressure on the sidewall even if they're not at maximum load. Tires on trailers really take a beating and get hot, and I want every advantage I can muster to avoid a...
