I just had my TT out for the weekend and although my brake and signal lights work fine, I noticed that when the TV's headlights come on, I don't have any of my top running lights nor tail lights working....I don't usually drive at night anyway and th...
I got my TT which doesn't have an isolation switch on the battery. The salesman just said that if I was going to be parked for more than a few hrs, at a time while hitched up to just unplug from the TV so that trailer use wouldn't draw from my truck...
We got a couple of ft. of heavy wet snow the other day. I noticed that a couple of my neighbours (all of us have covers on our TTs) got up and shovelled the snow off their TTs....I suspect they're just overachievers and I left mine to melt....for 3 ...
I currently have a TT which spends a lot of time parked in my driveway...which has a fairly steep slope, making it hard to raise the hitch high enough for levelling and also makes it a bit of a pain to hookup/unhook...Is a 5th wheel easier to hitch u...
I'm considering purchasing one of the compact new class A's (Thor Axis) and was wondering if there is anyone using something like a ramp that I could drive the front wheels up on as my driveway has a pronounced slope?....currently I have a 20ft. TT w...
canoe on top wrote:The solenoid is not the same as a battery cut off switch. The solenoid will isolate your TV battery from the TT when the ignition is off. A cut off switch eliminates parasitic draw on the TT battery. The solar should more than cove...
KD4UPL wrote:If you're driving a Chevy the charge line in the 7 pin is hot even with the key off. I happen to like it that way but that's another topic. So, yes, if you have a solar panel it will charge both batteries.If your truck disconnects the ch...
OP here...to clarify, I know that the wiring is hooked up to be charging the TT while driving...it's just that the dealer pointed out to me that there was no cut-off switch on the trailer and said that it would draw from the truck if I left it plugge...
