2016 Coachmen Freedom Express 292BHDS --We had a much greater need for storage than we did a second kitchen ~15' from the indoor one. Any outdoor cooking we do is on the BBQ or over the fire so I tore it out, build a crate for it so it can be easily ...
Coachman Freedom Express 292BHDS.Here's a good wheel - What it looks like with the outer cap removed - And the outer cap itself -Here's my problem wheel - I need help figuring out what parts I'm missing and where best to get them (ideally within Cana...
I have a Forest River, Coachmen, Freedom Express 292BHDS --It was originally manufactured with axles incapable of supporting its weight and they bent, causing the tires to rub on the underside at times (they were replaced under warranty with higher r...
I have a Freedom Express 292BHDSHas anybody replaced, or at least removed and "fixed" the underside panel? You know, the corrugated like black plastic stuff that covers the whole underside of the trailer?Mine is wavy in places and has holes and critt...
This is actually for my 72yr. old father.2010 RAM 1500 4th Gen 5.7 HemiCoachman Freedom Express 292BHDS - Freedom Express - Coachmen RV specsEqualizer WDHThe factory jack burned out after 1 season and was replaced with an Atwood jack which seemed a l...
Wow thanks for all the comments guys.Yes I kept the fridge because we have 3 young kids and they drink a ton of milk and our family of 5 packs a lot of food for a week +/- of camping. Having 2 fridges is great.I moved it to the middle though because ...
Godspeed999 wrote:I didn't want to ask because I'm sure there's endless search results on "what trailer should I get?" but we are finding it surprisingly challenging to find the same/similar layout to ours in a new model. We do not need or want an ou...
On the topic of jacking on the axle (I know this one has been discussed and debated ad nauseam as well), I've found getting it high enough to get a wheel off isn't hard but if you want to then throw a stand or blocks under the frame you'd have to get...
MFL wrote:CKNSLS wrote:Here is yet another case where repacking the bearings did more harm than good. All that was needed was to lube the bearings with a gun and inspect the brakes. Instead repacking was done and caused problems and looks like what ...
