Hey guys. kinda new to all camping RV's, tt's and tc's. I need to ask the more experienced: are there 20-25 ft class A or C RV's which are a bit more off roadable? As in able to travel the beaches, muddy and rocky trails in a similar ability as a...
Hey guys. So here's my prob. I acquired a truck camper recently which i've been using and having fun with. But I have a prob i need to have fixed since ill be doing long night trips... when plugged in through the trailer cable, all on the power in...
Hey guys, so I purchased a very decent TC at a nearly given price. Problem is that the previous owners had struck a branch on the drivers side causing some slight damage. Plan was to repair it eventually, but a leak from the overhead skydome prompt...
Just Hauled my new truck camper through a 3 hour drive. I'm a younger guy, good with tools, got myself a decent, yet inexpensive truck camper to pull on LONG trips. I'm an explorer during my days off. So, I have quite a few questions since I want ...
Ok thanks a bunch for the info guys. Funny about the earth roamers.I looked at them quite a bit but obviously a bit over budget, a bit narrow and not so great a fuel. I could of swallowed the cost of fuel for an RV if I was absolutely happy with ...
Good point, i'll pick up my voltmeter in the morning and test everything out on the truck, then from the cable to the truck. Thanks. Btw... which connector gives the TC constant power, even when the truck is off? Clearly not the marker lights or t...
So all connectors on the cable are good and propef from one end to the other. Correct me if i'm wrong but... since my TC only has marker lights and the converter "no stop lights or turn signals" i'm throwing a guess that only two connectors are rea...
Figured... just wanted to verify with you camper veterans to see if this was some obvious issue with trailers containing power inverters. Never had probs with other trailers, but they were always simple rear lights wiring. Ill check the cable itsel...
