All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Diesel vs gas......................This is why I’ve since sold my diesel and bought a new 7.3 gas with a 4.30 rear.Re: What did you do to your Toy Hauler today???Found a soft spot in the roof. Not happy.Re: What did you do to your Toy Hauler today???Installed central vac. Works great!Re: What did you do to your Toy Hauler today??? MP soldier wrote: I made some treads for the metal ladder rungs. My kids complained that the thin rungs hurt their feet. Oak treads with some laser engraving to match the campers logo. "All In" is the name of our toyhauler. https://goo.gl/photos/2ntyf1YeKh91GXtY8https://goo.gl/photos/2ntyf1YeKh91GXtY8 Very nice.Re: Towing 5th wheel with short bed truck.Superglide is your friend.Re: another what tires do I need thread 2001400ex wrote: NMDriver wrote: Go with LT tires. First go weigh your axles and see how much weight you need to carry on the tires. You can find E rated 15 in. tires on Amazon and at Walmart with 2000lb plus load ranges. It is the heat that causes blowouts and a LT tire has a higher heat rating (the speed rating is determined by how well they handle heat, so get a good speed rating tire). I am currently running Walmart Nexian 235/75/15s 108S (2200lbs) rated tires on a 10,000lb loaded 5er with 8000lbs split between the 4 trailer tires. Not only are they holding up better than the Maxxis 8008 E tires, they also let me drive at 75 mph if I want to with no worries. ST tires are at best rated for 80 or so MPH and most only are rated for 65 mph. They blowout in the desert heat even when new. I blew out two new (less than 1000 miles) Maxxis 8008 E range tires in the Mohave several years ago and have been a fan of LT tires ever since. Edit: I forgot to mention that the LT tires cost $80 or so and the Maxxis cost up around $120. If you try to buy a E rated ST tire in Needles, CA it cost $250 and is a no name brand to boot. Plus it will last just long enough to get you another 1000 miles before it shreds. This was true before the current generation of tires. The new ones like Carlisle are speed rated for 85 mph or something like that. And are cheaper than LT tires. What he said. (In the first quote) I switched my last TH to LT tires after 2 ST blowouts and never had an issue since. Even on a 28 hour high speed run to Sturgis. I'll never buy ST's again. The 2 blowouts I had were Carlisle. Chinese junk.Re: Upgrading to fiver so what to ask for my current toy hauler?When I bought my Voltage, we settled on the NADA price with no options (even though it was pretty loaded) except for the generator which I gave additional for.Re: Bumper Pull Toy Hauler and Tongue WeightI have the Voltage V300 and the hitch weight is close to 1900lbs. It's the heaviest tongue weight trailer I've ever hauled. I use the Blue Ox and have been very happy with it.Re: Upgrading to fiver so what to ask for my current toy hauler?What is the NADA before options? That might be a more realistic price.Re: Drain (built-in) generator tankWhat he said.
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