The reconstructed title could come from a few of reasons, none of which I would think was just the lift system. It was either in a wreck, considered totaled and then has been fixed or was damaged in a storm and totaled or it was stolen at some point and recovered. The owner should be...
We are switching over next year after a vehicle is paid off. Mostly for the reason stated. Set-up isn't horrible on my hard-sided PUP, but my brothers are done and hooked up to their TVs with their TT and come over to watch me still taking mine down, like it's a show or something. I would like...
I don't own one, but since I'm switching from a PUP to a TT next year, I am considering the Mini-Lites. I think Forest River has some of the best floorplans out there.
This thread originated by saying that they dumped, rinsed and dumped again. I didn't see where it said how it was rinsed. I wouldn't have a problem with a cassette being dumped down a toilet. I would just hope you didn't have it anywhere near the sinks.
We drove through a KOA last summer for the first time. Yikes! That was too close for me, let alone an RV park. I do like my state park sites with hook-ups, but that was too open and close for me. I suppose they would work if you were using them to travel and only stopped for the night.
The campgrounds on I-84 in Oregon are pretty bad. Right off the highway and could here trucks all night. Woke up the next morning to the sound of a train going through the campground blaring it's horn. OK, it wasn't actually IN the campground, but the track ran at the edge of the campground...
I too have been looking, to switch over in the next year or so. I've been eyeballing the Forest River Rockwood Mini Lites. I like their floor plans. Especially the 1905 and the 2306 for the extra sleeping capacity. I don't have experience with the Murphy bed, but I really like the idea of...
I got gauge that measures the weight. I really like it.
http://www.amazon.com/Grill-Gauge-GG-1100-NR-Original/dp/B0012GTU3O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1401643430&sr=8-1&keywords=propane+weight+gauge
We have a toilet and wouldn't dream of having a trailer without one for night time #1 only. Bummer is it has small holding tank and I wish it had a cassette toilet. If the cassette toilets weren't so much, I would probably switch it out.
I have a 2008 Fleetwood with Dometic and you can't see the flame. I've been driving with the propane for the last year and haven't had a problem. I believe my manual said you could drive with propane on.
Any pressure above or below the recommended is just going to wear your tires wrong. It's best to put in what the sidewall says. They've already done the figuring for us. :)
I would say go for it, but I would save the tank so you can put it back if you sell it. I wouldn't think you would get water coming out the hose from the tank when on city water or else everyone's tanks would fill up every time we hook up.
I bought one of those black rubber sleeves, but it suctions on there and I have trouble getting it off, so now it is the bright yellow tennis ball. The bright color also reminds me to keep my legs away. [:D]
We went camping on Mothers Day weekend, when a PUP backed into the spot next to us. I was going to wait until he was set up to go over and introduce myself, when he came over and said he was new at these trailers and asked if I could help him with something. Of course I went over to see what...
I don't level on the tongue or A-frame. I found that it's not the same "level" as the box is. I think they just got close when the welded it on. I also have seen people say they use a phone App, but since my phone doesn't seem to know which way I have it tipped half the time, I'm not sure I...