LinkMy decals on the front of my trailer went bad from being parked in the sun, so I stripped them off and replaced with this 100W Renogy flexible panel. I need to finish dressing the cables to keep them from flapping in the breeze. The panel was ver...
I'm in the process of installing Renogy 100W flexible solar panels and a charge controller to my TT. It occurs to me that maybe I should be careful about back feeding the tow vehicle electrical system while driving. Has anyone had any issues with tow...
I have a '12 GMC Sierra 2500hd SLT with factory backup camera in the tailgate. I'd love to be able to disconnect the tailgate camera connection and plug my TT into it instead, like I do on the aftermarket Kenwood stereo I had in my '03. The trailer c...
I'm in the market for a new 3500HD SRW, and I'm starting to shop. I prefer big cab/shortbed. I have supplier discounts for both GM and Ram so leaning that way. I definitely want spray in bed liner.I may end up just ordering what I want, but I'm plann...
I have a 2012 2500HD diesel and I wouldn't hesitate to tow that with my truck, but I would use a good WDH for ride comfort, and replace the factory shocks with Bilstein if they are over 3 years old. The factory GM shocks last about as long as a set o...
I live in the PNW and have 100W and 2 2GC batteries. My use case is 3 day trips dry camping throughout the year and one or two extended trips where I either have shore power or the truck alternator to charge. This works ok for me, but the panel won't...
It's a good idea to do it anyway so the wheels don't weld themselves to the brake disks and then you can't get them off when it comes time to change a flat. It also gives you a chance to inspect the bearings and calipers. You're greasing the caliper ...
Mine still work fine after 7 years of ownership. Every few dumps I fill the tank 3/4 with clean water, and take it for a drive, then dump it. That, combined with using plenty of water, Kirkland toilet paper, and Happy Camper, no issues with the senso...
I see people towing similar rigs all the time, but if you are going to do it, I would at least put LT tires on it an invest in a good anti away setup. The biggest danger on the mountains is having to stop hard on a curvy downhill grade, and good sway...
