Hi all,We are currently in the market and just starting looking at class A's. We have had multiple trailers though out the years, and I am ready to get rid of my F350 daily driver and gain some more comfort for the family while driving longer distanc...
This is an informative warning to anyone who has this specific brand and line TT. We purchased ours new 6 months ago and during our first trip driving in the rain I noticed water in the front storage and the master bed / mattress was soaked. As I kne...
We recently purchased a new, 2017, corrugated siding trailer about 7 months ago ( two previous trailers were fiberglass, so this is new to me) On our 2nd time out it rained when driving and I noticed some water in the front storage compartment. I did...
Hello All,We have driven into this RV park a few years ago, but it was from the west. Now, coming from the north, I am trying to find the best route. I know I can not take any tunnels, but it looks like the George Washington Bridge may be the best ro...
Would you air up the bags before or after you connect the bars?My initial thoughts would be before I attach the WD bars. I have not purchased the bags yet so I can not test it out, just thinking things through ahead of time.
Thank you all for the replies. I tried to compare this to my recent boat purchase. 9 years old with 500 hours on the motor. Concerned me a little (that is low hours) but the owner had great maintenance records and after 6 months and almost 70 hours,...
One of the biggest differences I noticed was that the siding is a less rigid unit. For example, when lowering my stabilizer jacks, I have to be very cautious as to how tight I make them. I hear all types of noises and cracking as the unit easily twis...
Ralph Cramden... you hit the nail on the head. I am in the residential home building business and we use dymonic sealants (trench) to seal older window frames (aluminum frames). It was easiest to describe it as silicone. Anyway, I don't plan on keepi...
As a few have said, you just have to take your time and make sure you tell the campground your total length (not the box length). Our 38' TT (total length) is not easy to get into narrow sites with narrow roads, even though they say it is a 40' site,...
Just my experience and opinion. Do not trust the dealer that it is fixed when you get it back. Re-test it and ensure they didn't break anything else or create a new issue while completing your repair. Take lots of pics.
