All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsHydraulic jackGood day. I know the answer is likely a simple one but I am just not sure about what I need. We have a single axle travel trailer (max weight 5,000 lbs) and a 2011 Silverado 1500. We recently had a flat tire on our trailer while on the highway so I needed to get out my truck jack to use on the trailer. Thankfully someone pulled up who had a hydraulic jack and they jacked my trailer up in a matter of minutes. This was so much simpler than if I had to get my truck jack all set up. So here is my question. What size of hydraulic jack might you recommend for me to purchase to use not only for my trailer but my truck as well. Forgot to add, the kind of jack which was used on my trailer was I guess what you would call a floor jack. https://images.app.goo.gl/QfSsDtg7JRY1LT9G6 Thank you all!Re: Awning lengthI should have provided more information as to why I wanted to know the length. I simply want to buy some sort of shading to hang down from it to keep the sun off of us.Awning lengthI have a 2013 Gulf Stream Visa 19 RSD travel trailer. It is at our camping site a couple of hours drive away from us. I need to know the length of the awning but can’t find a site online telling me what it is. Can anyone help? Thank you!Re: Tire Pressure bob213 wrote: The D means its a bias ply tire not a radial. You are much better off with the radial. Both type trailer tires should be inflated to max pressure. Thank you very much! I appreciate the quick reply!Tire PressureI saw that one of my tires was low on our single axle Gulfstream Visa TT. I check the sticker on the TT which says it should have ST205/75D 14C tires. It also states cold tire pressure should be 50 psi. I then check the tire to see that it is a Freestar M-108- Radial S/T, ST205/75 R14. It also has on the tire 50 psi. Two questions. I am no tire expert so can someone please tell me if the tire I have on the TT is similar to the one it recommends on the sticker? Second question, even though the tire states its max psi as 50 and that is what the sticker recommends, then I fill it to 50 psi? Thank you!Re: Repacking the wheel bearingsSo is there any rule of thumb as to how often one should get the bearings repacked? A couple of years ago it cost me close to $300 so obviously I don't want to be doing it needlessly. And of course I also want to make sure I do it when I should so I don't end up with my wheels seizing up on me as I am heading down the highway.Re: Repacking the wheel bearingsI should have been more specific. We had the wheel bearings repacked in 2016 prior to putting on 50 hours of highway travel.Repacking the wheel bearingsWe have a lightweight single axle travel trailer we don't use all that much each year. Last year we put around 25 hours of highway travel on it. It as the same the previous year. Is it necessary to get the wheel bearings repacked after so little use?Re: Marine Deep Cycle Battery - Kirkland pianotuna wrote: Do you plan to boondock? Does Costco have a trolling battery? That would be a better choice than a dual purpose rv/marine. Didn't see one.Re: Marine Deep Cycle Battery - KirklandSo it doesn't matter if it says Marine as long as it is deep cycle? And has high amp hours?
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