Looking for a good hitch coupler lock that will fit our new Jayco27DSRL TT. we bought a Reese, but the hoop is too narrow to fit the coupler on the Jayco. Any recommendations?
As a former popupper we loved our BAL leveler to level side to side,as near as I can tell, BAL does not make anything strong enough for a TT. So I was considering an Anderson leveler, it is a red, kind of bannana shaped thing that you put under a lo...
Picked up our brand new Jayco Whitehawk 27 DSRL last Thursday in Bryan TX, and drove to Kerrville to camp.The dealer sold us and completely installed an "Equal-izer"WD hitch with sway control. When we got to the campground we had a lot of trouble un-...
Ihave always filled my popup tires to max pressure (65psi) 13 inch “ D” rated tires. A week ago we had another blowout, door side of camper, 95+ ambient temp, 65 mph, about 30 miles east of Junction TX, headed west. I talking to a camping buddy of m...
BillyW wrote:I saw a response here that indicated the friction sway component was at the L brackets. That is not the case. It's at the head. So the friction in the swivel of the square bar receiver IS how it controls sway? One fellow camper sugg...
OP here:On the initial campground attempt to hitch, the TV was enough out of alignment that the drivers side square bar was way off to the side, and we couldn't push it enough toward the L bracket to get it into place. I am not sure jacking the tongu...
Thanks for all the advice, EVERYONE! My wife and I were both very tired and became very frustrated during the un-hitch attempt that I dont recall all the steps, but I am pretty sure we ended up lowering the tongue jack enough to un-hook the ball then...
My buddy came up with his scheme this way: He filled his 55psi max popup tires to 55 psi, then drove about an hour, in the texas heat, stopped to check the pressure in the tires, found that they were above 55 psi, so he let air out till they were at...
