My refrigerator in my 2010 Mountaineer has always been a pain: alternately freezing or randomly going into the 60's. I've tried many fixes, none have worked. But my freezer works just fine. Anyway . . .I recently put a "dorm room" sized refrigerator ...
I have a 2010 5th wheel, made by Keystone. I turned off the water heater switch earlier this year because I drained the tank and didn't want to burn out the electric heater. I assumed the same switch would turn off any possibility of the gas heater, ...
So . . . I've read many posts about the Bilstein shocks and how good they are. But I had so few miles on my truck, I just couldn't get motivated to change the OEM shocks out. And I was reluctant to spend the money, fearing that it would seem wasted. ...
I have written a few times about the joys of towing with gas, but that isn't my intent this time. It's really to ask a question I haven't seen discussed here that has been on my mind . . .Others have described the transmission temps they experience o...
Possibly useful information regarding leaky air bags:I have Firestone air bags. They wouldn't hold air for more than about 3 days. This went on for quite some months, and was a real nuisance.About two months ago, I squirted some green Slime (tire sea...
My 2012 gasser holds 35 gallons, which is OK given the 8 mpg considering the regular stops for human needs. I carry a 5-gallon tank, which I seldom (actually, never) use on the road. What it gives me is a good feeling of security. I've always got ano...
I have never boondocked, and don't plan to. But I've been all over the lower 48, and am on my 3rd set of tires in 7 years. Yes, as soon as we are leveled up and plugged in, I will plug the portable Refrig into the wall.I think this will work, bpounds...
Yeah, bpounds, that pretty much sums up my concerns, and well put. But I can disconnect the refrigerator battery from the trailer at the end of the travel day, put it on a stand-alone 120V charger, and let the built-in inverter charge the remaining b...
Yes, a separate dedicated battery. Why? Because wire size and length seems to be so important at 12V DC. And I don't want to run down the battery that handles the brakes, the leveling equipment and slide outs. Just wanting to be safe and responsible....
I just looked up in the owners manual, the trailer tow battery charge circuit is fused at 25 AMPS. That seems like sufficient power, if the voltage doesn't drop too much all the way back to the breaker box. When I'm plugged into 120V at a campground,...
