I'm looking for the best method of removing water spots from tinted windows. I use a wash and wax product which leaves lots of spots on the windows that I can never seem to get rid of.
Any time it's rained, whether it still is or not, I get an error message on my Prodigy P3. "Warning Overload No Trailer Brakes" On rare occasions it stays on while most of the time it only shows when actually applying the brakes. Sometimes it stays...
I have a 15 year old Bristol Bay that needs a new battery(s). I've been running 2 T-105s in series but they fit so tight in my battery box that I welded a wrench to one the last time I tried to remove them for the Michigan winter. That being the ca...
I keep trying different things but I can never seem to get my tinted plex windows clean. Hard water spots and lots of little hatched lines here and there. Anybody got any magic tricks?
My brakes work fine until it rains. Then I start getting "Overload No Brakes" messages on my P3 controller. Sometimes it's on continuously when braking, other times it alternates with a normal indication. Any ideas?
In answer to a couple of questions, I use Meguiar's Ultimate Wash and Wax. I'm aware that it doesn't really last but it makes the gel coat look good for awhile. My windows aren't glass, they are polycarbonate so I stay away from the glass cleaning ...
The question is whether or not you have room enough for 2 batteries. Most true wet cell deep cycle batteries are 6 volt which means 2 of them will be required.
GSwalker2022 wrote:Thank you all for the insight. I can now honestly take this as a rookie mistake and not make it again.Mistake or not, If you truly have a leak you ought to find it. You don't want to camp someplace without water and/or sewer hook...
Question, I have been using these levelers for years and I've never had any issue. I guess I should be worried about them slipping but I have no idea how that happens. Could someone explain...
