I just purchased an Equal-i-zer hitch and will be installing it myself. For the first setup my neighbour, a mechanic has everything needed to torque the stuff down including the hitch ball. But for adjustments, and maintenance, what tools should I ...
Just finished our first tow with our Jayco 26BH and I think I need some help dialing in the hitch. First mistake was towing there with water - I did so as the park didn't have the water turned on yet. Towing wasn't great, but not bad, and I could t...
We're planning a family trip in the very near future from Saskatoon to Legoland (Carlsbad, CA), via Grand Canyon and maybe Vegas. and I'm trying to cover all the need to know things about travelling with a trailer in the US (29 ft), right down to rou...
I'm not sure what happened, but my wife suddenly opened up to the idea of a pickup and a larger trailer and currently has her heart set on the Cruise Lite 261BHXL. I know its no show stopped, but seems to fit into our price range and requirements, a...
I've been on the hunt for the smallest bunk house with separate "parents" bed and dinette for a while and came across the Clipper 17BH, but I've noticed the wheels/tires on these smaller units aren't that substantial.Our usual trip will be 1000+km to...
WDP wrote:TxTwoSome wrote:Don't forget the Hitch Ball the torque needed for mine when I just switched hitches was 450 foot pounds!And the hitch ball requires a special large thin wall socket, your neighbor will prolly not have it. I took my ball and ...
So in the end I think I was tongue light. I just didn't have enough in it to properly load the tongue, then cranked up the bars at 4 links trying to get the front droops to lower than what it was without the bars. Still I'm just not happy with this...
Thanks all. Truck is a newer F-150 with tow package with some payload to spare after a hooking up a Jayco 26BH. We're light travellers, dragged our boys (8 and 10) around Europe for a month late last year with just backpacks for all of us. The pla...
GordonThree wrote:Can't help you with I5 walmarts... anywhere that's a huge population center likely won't let you wallydock due to homeless concerns. Most of the states you'll be driving through prior to California are not huge population centers.Ar...
Harvard wrote:With the exception of a coastal highway it gets very hot in the part of the country you are planning to travel. A proven vehicle cooling system is a must, for example, do you know that your fan clutch works properly?I wouldn't know. Was...
