Hey all - has anyone removed the enclosure panels from the bottom of their TH in order to thru bolt their chock? Just trying to make sure I'm not creating unnecessary work or complication by doing so.
So after going to the altar with the Momentum salesman, I got cold feet while looking at the pending cashectomy and ran for the door.Couple weeks later found a 2015 Fuzion 345 and brought it home.As I'm looking it over in more detail, I noticed a lou...
In the process of comparing TH options, I've been told there are lots of CGs that don't have sites large enough to park the 40+ footers. How much should I factor this into my decision process?
I've narrowed my purchase options down to 2 models of one brand. Either the Momentum 350M or 376TH. There's just over a foot of length difference between the two. A big difference to me is the 350 is dual axle and the 376 is triple. Understanding...
Hello all - new member here. I'm on the verge of buying a 5th wheel TH and was told just today by a RV salesperson that I should verify how many campgrounds will allow motorcycles to be ridden to & from campsites. He says he has ran into several th...
Regarding air stem material - is anyone putting the sensors on the rubber stems that come on the wheels? I talked to the "guru" at Camping World and he says replacing the stems isn't necessary as the sensors are only 1/2oz ea. I'd like to save the ...
LowRyter wrote:I use two of those $39 HF chocks. I strap them down with rubber mats underneath. I can place them where ever I want depending on how many bikes I am carrying. And I have a clean floor when not carrying anything.Do you have any pics ...
1jeep wrote:2 straps around the triple tree, 2 straps on the rear peg mounts just to keep the bike from moving side to side and I leave 2 straps loosely on the bars just in case. Last week going down the Ma pike towing the bike in the garage we hit a...
Yea I definitely use additional tie downs. That said, the question becomes why is it necessary to thru bolt the chock? The real security is in the tie down straps.
