From what I've read in old threads, it sounds like this device has a true potential relay, which makes it a nice alternative to the less expensive PCTR hard start kits, like supco, and the more expensive easy start solutions. I've found several recom...
I've been shopping for a new trailer longer than I'd like to admit -- let's just say frameless windows weren't around when I first started.I asked for advice about dual pane windows several years ago, and those who had them shared their experience an...
I'm shopping for a toy hauler and I'm wondering if it's possible to modify the Lippert Happijak system to accommodate 3 bunks.I'd like to add a 3rd bunk for storage - that would always be 12-16 inches from the ceiling. Then I'd use the original 2 bun...
Does anyone have any experience with the side patios available on several toy haulers these days?We'd like to use it as our dining area, but feel it might be a little tight for our family of 5. If nothing else, I imagine that giant sliding glass door...
We currently own a 33' TT, but we are considering a 44' Toy Hauler and would plan to use the garage as a 2nd bedroom for our 3 kids. We'd like to start staying in more state and national parks and I know many state they have strict size limitations. ...
msmith1.wa wrote:I think it would work. You would need a set of the brackets that are used for the upper bunks to attach your new platform and drill holes at the height you want it to be.Thanks msmith1.wa -- I'm glad it sounds possible. So, buy the b...
The 2500 has an option where it is a total air suspension front and rear. The 3500 is only air-assisted and is rear only. In 2015, I wouldn't be surprised if they also offer the complete air suspension option on the 3500. But right now, it is only to...
byronlj wrote:I found that my trailer loaded @ almost 17k pushed the short bed through the corners. I think the OP's dually will help a whole lot but the weight transfer to the front wheels caused by the short bed is also a factor I didn't like.Dave...
Thanks for all the feedback so far! I've been shopping for truck and trailer for the last year, so I'm pretty sure the numbers will work. The GVWR of the trailer is 16,000. The dry weight is somewhere around 13,500, but I know those dry weight number...
byronlj wrote:I drive in Colorado and several other Western states. After I bought my 40' fifth wheel I traded my shortbed for an 8' bed. The first drive on a winding mountain road confirmed I needed a long bed dually. Is the 14000# the dry weight...
