Hi all,I have a few questions regarding tires.Our 2020 Fuel F-287 came with some Trailer King RST tires and we've put about 700 miles on them so far. We are planning a summer trip to Colorado (about 1800 miles round trip) and I'm wary about going th...
Hi all,I have some experience towing small toy trailers < 3k lbs, but never anything as big or heavy as our new toyhauler.Is it normal to feel the back end bouncing / oscillating up and down when you go over bumps? It doesn't feel extreme, but after...
I had a 12v plug installed in our bedroom and now I need to try and figure out how much my CPAP machine uses.I bought a Kill A Watt device and measured 8 hours of sleep last night. The device only does KWH and showed a measurement of .36, or 360 wat...
Our new toyhauler is being delivered tomorrow!I've sorted out capacity, weight, hitches and all that, but what about things that go on the inside of the RV?So far we have purchased:Sewage hose kitKitchen stuffOutdoor griddleBedding stuffCleaning stuf...
Hi all,We are going to sign for our new toy hauler tomorrow and I inquired about upgrading the batteries that come with it from the group 24 flooded to group 31 AGM and as part of their quote, they said there is labor needed to rewire them.They said ...
Thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for. It is less than 3 lbs and seems to be fairly compact. Is this the same model?https://www.dewalt.com/products/storage-and-gear/air-compressors/20v-max-cordedcordless-air-inflator/dcc020ibThe Viair see...
Dang, I'm not much of a RAM guy (mainly because it feels like less headroom), but that is a nice truck. I like the vintage chevy too.Grit dog wrote:On this scale, what would 40" Swampers be? "Pre-natal" tires?lolGrit dog wrote:Also, your toilet lea...
MFL wrote:OP...not sure which Dewalt pancake you have, but mine will get to 165 psi fairly quick, and capable of filling your tires easily. It is also lt wt, about 35 lbs.Mine is very similar and it will do 80 psi tires if I let it run between tires....
Grit dog wrote:Apex, Trust your gut here and don't let the others over-complicate this for you. You pulled it, it handles good, end of story. Next step is tow it somewhere to enjoy some time with ZERO worry about your truck doing the job very well...
