Hi Y'allWhile I was underneath my fifth wheel the other day replacing a grey water valve, I noticed that the suspension components on the right side of the trailer (it is a tandem axle, each axle rated 7000 pounds) were severely bent inwards (towards...
Hi y'allWhile leaving a camping spot this morning, I happened to look at my rearview camera, and saw my tv antenna fly off my roof. I immediately stopped and retrieved it. Seems a low hanging wire hooked it and yanked it off. It appears to be a Wineg...
Hi Y'all:BI'm toying with the idea of removing and replacing a large section of the belly cover from my fifth wheel toy hauler.I want to do this for several reasons:1- There is a plumbing leak that will be very difficult to locate and repair otherwis...
Hi everyone,I know this topic has been discussed much on this forum, but here we go.I have a new (for me) fifth wheel TH, and after my first 2500 mile trip I see a bulge in the sidewall of one of my tires. Needless to say, it's replacement time.The q...
Thanks everyone for the input. I'm going to leave the underbelly off for a while while I sort out some issues. Then it will go back on in easily removable sections. Great ideas!!!Mike:B
I neglected to mention the reasons for wanting to replace it. For one, when I partially removed it the last time, it was nearly impossible to get it aligned properly because of the awkwardness of dealing with such a large piece. I think 4x8 sheets wi...
Thanks everyone,Made my decision. Checked with the wheel manufacturer, and my wheels are indeed rated for 110 psi. Going with the Sailuns, 235/85-16. Going to do all four. I think it's worth it for the peace of mind. I don't think the profile of the ...
