I'm towing a 2017 Heritage Glen 300BH, with a 2006 Silverado 2500HD, Duramax/Allison combo.Dual axle, and I use a Prodigy P2 controller.I've been towing this trailer for about a year with no issues. This summer, I started developing a loss of brakes...
I started on my project today of installing a second AC unit in my trailer.I removed the vent from inside, and then started on the outside section. I removed all the Dicor that was present on the flange, and then removed the 28 screws holding the ve...
You folks helped me find the other bracket I was searching for, so I figured I would ask for some help again.I have been all over Camping World, Tweetys, PPL, and various other trailer parts websites, and for the life of me, I can not find this brack...
I have searched and searched, and maybe I'm looking in the wrong places.I need two of these brackets like I have pictured below.Anybody have any idea what they are called or where I can find a pair?Thanks,Jerry
Lynnmor wrote:js415 wrote:I followed my plan and cut away the rear axle feed line. As soon as it was cut, the "SH" went away, and the rest of our trip out and back was perfect.Good brakes the whole time. So now I know it's on the rear axle, and sin...
UPDATE FROM THIS WEEKEND.....We headed out Thursday morning for our trip. I never even made it out of the driveway before I started getting the "OL" signal, and then it went to a constant "SH" signal.This was good because it would give me an opportu...
Vette Racer wrote:Narrow it down to which axle, then to which side. At that point pull wheel and look for chafed wires going to the magnet. Almost every time I've seen this it ends up being the magnet wires rubbing against the actuator lever inside t...
Gdetrailer wrote:12/2 Romex?If so that is solid wire, not a good choice for this application, you NEED to use STRANDED wire, it will last much longer in any place that the wire is exposed to a lot of flexing (like as the case with trailer brake wirin...
The existing "home run" wiring is encased in a wire loom from the trailer tongue to the first axle.This is then completely covered by the coro-plast material that covers the bottom of my trailer. While not impossible, it would be quite a job to repl...
