My tow vehicle and trailer are both 10 years old. I'm wondering how one knows when, and what parts if any, need replacing as vehicle gets older? I'm approaching 80,000 miles on the truck. Still pulls just fine, but I'd like to be proactive (if it's ...
I've been looking through the forums here and trying to gather info about swapping out the lighting in my TT to LED. I've looked and numerous LED lights and don't quite get the differences. I see some with lots of very small chips and some with fewer...
Heading to the Dells this June. Stayed here in hotels many times. Not familiar with the campgrounds. Traveling with 2 early teen children. We will be doing all the typical tourist attractions so campground is mostly just a place to sleep. I see some ...
BurbMan wrote:Details about the truck and what maintenance has been done so far?2004 Ram 2500 5.7.I've done all the regular fluids, brakes, etc. Just wondering if the rear suspension needs periodic replacement.
MM49 wrote:MM49 wrote:mosseater wrote:Your point being that Winnebago made a conscious decision to install a substandard support method in lieu of what common sense already prescibes. I get your point, and I agree. My only point was, that if they we...
Bill.Satellite wrote:You will find no noticeable difference in signal quality at the satellite receiver with a short run of RG59 or RG6. It's simply not an issue. If you want to run 50+ feet you may see a slight drop in signal (still not likely eno...
Bill.Satellite wrote:Whether the coax in the fiver is RG6 or RG59 you should have success and I would not be concerned about what's inside.RG59 is NOT recommended for satellite use. It is not the same as RG59.It has a smaller center conductor, dielec...
milo wrote:soundslikefun wrote:Saw a speaker at last weekends Minneapolis RV show mention something around 40% of towed RVs are overweight for their tow vehicle. If that is true I am frightened to be on the road with all these vehicles unable to stop...
