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Just traded my 2000 Club Car DS and got a stock 2013 Club Car Precedent that just came off lease which only put me out of pocket $800. My garage is full of upgrade parts and I need to get busy and done before Memorial Day. I prefer the Club Cars for both the aluminum frames, looks and comfort. So far I got: Jakes 6" Lift HD Rear Springs LED Light Kit Grey OEM Body (to match the Carbon TH) Black Roof 48V to 12V Reducer Double Take Dash Under carriage LED's Still need: Wheel and Tires - Can't decide! Rear Seat Front Seat Vinyl to match the rear599Views0likes0CommentsRe: Help with hitch decision
bertschb wrote: My needs: I want the hitch to be completely removed from the bed when not in use (nothing at all showing). It has to be something I can lift out myself without a hoist. It needs to provide a smooth ride that protects the truck and 5th wheel. If Grand Design's have Lippert frames and give the a-ok....Reese Goosebox:377Views0likes0CommentsRe: winterizing our new 5th wheel
Rick MC wrote: Hi Denny I don't use anti freeze. I hook up a compressor open all the valves faucets, and water heater and use air until all the water is blown out. I drain the fresh water tank. I have been doing this since my 5'ver is new never a problem. X2 This is all I use...while I do not live in a frozen tundra, it does get and stays below freezing sometimes in the Carolina's and I have never had a problem. If there is no H20 in the system, there is nothing to freeze and expand to do any damage.653Views0likes0CommentsRe: Where do y'all use your Golf Carts?
We take ours to a private campground @ Lake Gaston in VA, to MB, SC @ Ocean Lakes (Apache CG also allows personal GC's) and to Bristol Motor Speedway. One of the reasons we bought a TH, got tired of loading it in the back of the PU with our old TT.1.6KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Anderson Ultimate Hitch WARNING ***WARNING
From their online PDF instructions... 4-2. Place the pin through the lower coupler sleeve under the gooseneck ball and secure it in place with the hairpin clip. Push the entire base forward towards the cab of the truck until it will not go any further. 4-3. Using a 15/16" socket wrench, tighten the top bolt of the square coupler to 50 ft-lbs of torque. This will ensure that the coupler is pulling up on the gooseneck ball and holding the ultimate connection firmly to the bed of the truck. 4-4. Line up the King Pin Coupler above the Ultimate Ball and place the full weight of your trailer onto the ball. Secure the Coupler Block by using the remote latch and then locking the remote handle in place (see previous page). 4-5. IMPORTANT Now RETIGHTEN the top bolt to 50 ft-lbs of torque (see step 4-3 above). This takes up any extra slack from the Ultimate base. 4-6. Using a 15/16" socket wrench, tighten the two square coupler set bolts to 40 ft-lbs of torque to take out any play in the tube. DONE. You are now ready to attach your 5th wheel trailer to the base unit193Views0likes0Comments
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