Just a thought but I would double check if it has the Dexter axel and maybe due to age lost its camber and became on the straighter side
But either way good luck!
Very interesting. What length were the EMT bars? Also what did you use to secure them to the roof rack channel.
any final conclusion to EMT vs Thule bars?
Camping this weekend I had seen in passing several small grills on stands that attached to the outdoor stove bracket.
Does anyone have some info on these??
Sounds like we had the same night! I'm down in Florida, and the exact same thing happened to me. Had the AC running most of yesterday and at night till we got back to the camp site. And boy it was a moist in there.
I was laying in bed thinking what did I do wrong?
This weekend was my first trip with my new 185/80-13 Kendra lone star d-rated bias tires. And the felt great! Still very early, but it was a nice feeling knowing they were D's, and were a huge upgrade to what I was rolling previously.
But next round ill go with radials just to see what all...
So were out camping @ ft wilderness. Pretty nice weather, so I have my carrier roof top AC unit on fan.
Well wake up in the middle of the night and its dripping water from the control panel on the ceiling near the heat/cool knobs.
Took the cover of and can't see were the water would be coming...
I got super lucky! I bought my camper from the original owners who had Coleman replace the ABS roof with the newer version. Saved me a whole lotta $$$ and headaches [SUN]
I started too. I got it lifted, then realized I had undo the axel almost completely. Wasn't a big deal, but then figured I was far enough along I might as well flip it. So I didn't end up dropping it to the lower holes. I'm glad I did the flip, and it wasn't much more effort then bringing...
I just put 185/80-13 D rated bias, Kendra Lone star tires on my pup. I paid $136 for 2 @ sturdy built trailers. Ill be taking a big trip next week so hopefully they'll treat me good.