Would something like this for $45 be perfectly fine for a 15' (19' bumper to tongue) trailer, pulled by a 1/2 ton truck:Curt Manufacturing 17200 Sway Control Kithttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HLO7QA/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVP...
Travel Trailer: 1983 Man-O-War 15' Where the 120V AC 30amp comes inside (driver side):Converter Close Up (passenger side, front corner):Input Current - 3.75 Amps ACInput Voltage - 120 Volts ACOutput Current - 25 Amps DCOutput Voltage - 12.6 Volts ...
1983 Man-O-War 15' Travel TrailerMy kitchen sink and shower appear to bypass a tank and they pipe in right before the sewage drain.Is the correct/legal? I suppose, if the exit is plugged, it will backup into the black tank.It's had some work done, s...
This is the trim around the bottom of my TT (1983 Man-O-War)I assume it is a "stained" aluminum. I'd like to restore the finish back to the copper/gold color. Is this aluminum?EDIT: Alternatively, could I just remove the coloring and go with a stain...
My first trailer:1983 Man-O-War My wife and I were coming back from the Florida beach and started talking about all the campers. Turns out it's been a dream of both of ours to own a camper! I've been a tent camper all my life, but I've got nothing ...
That's a pretty big jump. I just bought my 1st a month ago, a 15' (19' bumper to tongue). The layout comfortably sleeps the wife and I, plus the 3 kids (all under 5). I have very limited towing experience, and that was the most I confidently wanted...
poncho62 wrote:I think what he is saying is that the air pushes the boxy travel trailer around a lot more than a car trailer...from all directionsThat was my take away as well. Unless you are a magician and can poke holes through your TT with a sword...
mowermech wrote:"I'm not having issues per se, but just am freaked out about seeing 30'ers flipped over from a crosswind with TV on its side."I have seen it, or at least the aftermath. NO fancy hitch is going to save you if the wind is that strong! ...
I just bought a brand new Curt 2" rated for 550#, but the trailer is single axle, so I have no idea if it's front/back heavy.Tongue weight scales are $150 I just read instructions on how to use a commercial scale. Do they mind us RV'ers just poppin...
Since my trailer is so light (15'box, 19' bumper to tongue), I'm just going to try the sway bar for now. I'm not having issues per se, but just am freaked out about seeing 30'ers flipped over from a crosswind with TV on its side.EDIT: I've not seen ...
