Hi. Is this (the Red Max/Zep process) still the latest and greatest way to restore a faded front fiberglass cap?https://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/25818736.cfmI recently stumbled upon the Wipe New Fleet product as well, but it i...
Hi all.We’ve outgrown our first TT (bought used, a 2007 Forest River Surveyor 255RS (fiberglass) we’ve had for 4 years) and are looking to upgrade. We’ve decided to buy new, not used. We’ve settled on a floor plan style that we like:- Bunkhouse- Ce...
Hey all.Recently weighed my setup at CAT scale. I think I'm ok but not sure if I am optimal. Appreciate any thoughts. Here goes:2006 2500HD Duramax towing 2007 Forest River Surveyor 255RSSteer Axle: 4,200Drive Axle: 4,260Trailer Axle: 4,800*Gross...
Wondering if I am understanding the info on recreation.gov. Couldn't find any info on the COE website either.Says the season date for the COE campgrounds (Old Federal, Bolding Mill, Duckett Mill, Sawnee, etc) ends on Sep 6, 2014??? Seems way to ear...
Heading from Alpharetta (north of Atlanta) to Bear Den CG off the BRP in/near Spruce Pine NC. Wondering what is the best way to get there.Option 1:North on 400, east on 115 to Clarkesville, north on 441 to Sylva, east on 23/74 to Waynesville, I-40 e...
Thanks guys. I guess I should have provided more info. I have a 2007 Forest River Surveyor 255RS travel trailer. The front cap I referred to (maybe I misused that term) is just the front of the trailer -- basically a flat sloped piece of fiberglas...
xteacher wrote:Of the four you mentioned, I would go with the Jayco. A friend has a brother who works on RVs, and he's seen the least amount of problems with them, compared to other brands.Thank you for weighing in. That's good to hear!
GaryLee4 wrote:I can't speak about the other brands but we purchased a Keystone Cougar 31' TT about 4 months ago and their quality seems really good. We've been camping 4 times without any problems. I'm not pushing Keystone, just speaking from our ex...
