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Re: 2009 Weekend Warrior pin box/ frame question.
I don't know anything about what came stock, but I can tell you, back in the day, guys that ran Goosenecks on the Warriors have frame issues in the pin box area. I personally saw a buddies distort so bad it broke welds and had the front end cap delaminate. Warrior would say any type of warranty was voided if they saw your trailer with a gooseneck adapter. No idea on how you would get a build sheet, warrior has been gone for a long time. If it isn't somewhere in the trailer, doubt you will get it. I ordered my Warrior and I didn't get much detail on my build sheet, my options and such, but nothing like component part numbers or anything.478Views0likes0CommentsRe: 2006 Weekend Warrior Billet,FD-402, 23’ toy hauler
FB means Front Bath. That is not the lightweight model. There should be a sticker on the side of one of the cabinet doors with some specs. You won't find tongue weight. Warrior never published this. Too hard with different options that people could chose. You can buy a tongue weight scale and figure it out yourself. Lots of info on this sight as Weekend Warrior was the go to trailer back in the day.494Views0likes0CommentsRe: Help needed with 2007 Weekend Warrior FSC2800
Unless something chsnged between 06-07, here are my specs for my 2006 LE3505. 150 gallons fresh. 50 gallons grey. 50 gallons black. 40 gallon fuel tank plumbed to nozzle. 20 gallon fuel tank for genny. I added another 40 gallon fuel tank and tied the 2 together. I got the tank from weekendwarriorpartsandservice. They are in Perris CA.627Views0likes0CommentsRe: Blow outs and tires
LT tires will for sure help. ST tires are not made to same DOT standards as LT tires. Toy haulers are heavy, can't compare travel trailers to toy haulers. Ozone cracking/dry rot is a legit reason to have an issue. People let their trailers sit for months at a time. Tires need to roll to move the oils around in the rubber. During summer here, if we aren't camping, I make sure I hook up and tow 50 miles 1 time a month. At the same time, run the genny for 30 mins to keep the carb from gumming up.981Views0likes0CommentsRe: WW toy hauler electrical
Windowman wrote: I found out what the problem was, they had a 50 amp plug but they use a household current 14/2 to run it so it was basically 30 amp To a 50 amp outlet and it was straining everything and wire was getting hot started to melt my plug So I went down and got a new plug for my RV and some 6 gauge wire And re-wired it myself properly, I normally don’t like to mess with wiring but being a general contractor I do it when I really have to but since I moved I didn’t have a electrician that I normally use but at least I know it’s done correctly this time. Guess I got lucky that it didn’t burn my RV up but now everything is working again properly. Are you saying this was on the wiring in the trailer? The large 50 Amp plug that can be used to plug into house voltage?1.2KViews0likes0CommentsRe: WW toy hauler electrical
Windowman wrote: You know it could be because of the outlet outside the door because that one is not working also and I did have the cover open with something plugged into it when it rained. So that’s probably the culprit so I will blow it out with my air compressor when I get home and see if that fixes the issue. I bet that is it. Good luck. My compressor didn't dry it enough, plus I was impatient. So I took it apart and bypassed it completely.1.2KViews0likes0Comments
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