.... do you travel with beverages in them? I was wondering as we just purchased a new BH with an outdoor kitchen. With it being at the back of the trailer and also the roughest ride I am concerned that it will get beat into oblivion.Maybe I'm just ov...
My trailer (as you see in my sig) came equipped with a rather small slide. I noticed recently that from the factory, the retract limit switch was never set. I also noticed some cracks on the forward bottom corner on the exterior fiberglass.Simultane...
Ironically, I went from a Coleman to a Grand Design. The appliances are nicer in the GD. The surface materials are less cheap. The overall build quality......the same. My money went into pretty, shiny bits. The bits are no better overall build qualit...
These should workAside from a few minor changes, the 2015 and 2017 expeditions are largely the same.I will check and see, but I think I have my left over pair from my expedition if you want to try them. just pay for shipping and they're yours. Let me...
A couple of thoughts. If one were looking to upgrade to this, I would say for 99% of the TTs out there, it will not work.#1 Solid axles tie the spindles together. As the wheels are offset to the leaf springs and the axle's mounting point, the axle tu...
The main difference in the size of spring bars is its relative stiffness. The overall dimensions (the ones that count) will be the same. I have found that going with a rating too much over your tongue weight will make the ride less progressive and tw...
jim1521 wrote:I wanted to not have to rely on 50's technology to try and stop my 10,000 lb trailer. Well worth the money in my mind.You are aware that disc brakes were invented in 1902, right?But I agree they are far superior to the junk drums we are...
