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Re: Is the friction sway unit supposed to "wiggle"?
Bull Rider wrote: Just to check your procedure, you're attaching the sway device at both ends, and then tightening the hand crank fairly tight? There will be a little wiggle until you compress or tension the device. It should then be fairly snug. If it's not under compression or tension is will feel a little loose. Yes, that is correct. I guess I just figured it would not move at all, with the exception of sliding in and out. Thanks for the advice.202Views0likes0CommentsRe: HEY we need a sticky for our TT pics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
bfourman wrote: That's a big trailer! We had a '87 Coachmen that was very similar, it was a great setup for our family. We have since upgraded to a newer TT, but the '87 was a awesome camper. Those are very similar. One of the best features is the triple bunk setup in the rear for the kids. That feature and the $1500 price for a ready-to-camp trailer (exception of new tires) made it a no brainer for us while we save up for a newer model in a few years.386Views0likes0CommentsRe: HEY we need a sticky for our TT pics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Newbie here!! We purchased this 1983 Skyline Weekender in the middle of summer 2013. Got it out 5 or 6 times and it fits our family perfect! Ready to get it out for the season and start working on the "to do" list we created over the winter.385Views0likes0Comments
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