Are you talking about the little clip that the bed rail slides on? The king bed on my 1206 will sometimes pop off that clip and get caught on the clip. Ive found that pulling the slideout out first, then pulling out the bed works best. Always slide the slideout in first then push the bed in...
No idea whats going on, but I was just able to book two sites. Very strange that I was able to book them on a Saturday, figured that would be when all the millennials were sitting at home ready to click. Maybe the bots take the weekend off?
So far, Ive had to book the full two weeks to get the date I want, I've always had to do that. There is no fee to change the dates if any of those one days fall within the original reservation dates. There is only a fee to completely move the dates or to cancel.
Ive been trying to make reservations for several months at a campground I like going to. Its a national park, so they do the whole release dates each day at 10am, and Ive yet to be able to get a site. Whats going on here? I have 3 sites that I keep trying to get when the dates are released, I...
I may sound like an old man, but I would NOT want to fumble around with a phone for my trailer brakes. My iphone rarely works good enough to use the google maps, brakes are not something I would trust it with.
Ive had the tekonsha primus IQ for many years and its perfect. Once you get it...
Theres one about an hour from me. I try to stop when I'm going by and fill up with their 93 ethanol free gas. I'd rather not go inside, too many people.
The pump is very tiny, didnt take much hair at all.
I thought about getting a bilge pump and may give that a go. They tend to need a good 1" of water to prime though. The filter idea on the pump I have may work, I'll see what I can come up with.
And I do use a 15gal tote. I use the pump to...
Looking for ideas on how to pump water out of a dog pool. One of the camp grounds I go to requires you to collect all grey water, so I try my best to oblige. I've bought a popup shelter and a collapsible dog pool. They work great, but getting the water out of the dog pool is an issue. Even doing...
This. I will add, you can also leave it hooked to the TV if youre not on shore power for many many days. It all depends on what you're using in the camper. I left my camper battery hooked up once while I wasn't camping and it lasted for over a month before the propane alarm ran the battery down...
I've always serviced everything more frequently than called for anyway. Those 42RLE's are not known for being forgiving, so I've always serviced mine every 30k. Also installed an aluminum PML trans pan, which helped keep the temps lower.
I heard of the 10 year or newer thing. Not gonna lie, Im not only alright staying out of that campground and the people there, I'm ok just staying out of the state.
I've never liked having my bikes in the rain, but sometimes there isnt much you can do about it. I have seen people cruising down the road with rather nice covers on their bikes. I saw the brand and looked them up, they were several $100... I just wash and wax my bike fairly often... Also clean...
IMHO, the DC portion of the fridge is almost useless. It will hardly keep the fridge cold when hooked up to the TV and will still slowly deplete the battery on your camper while you're driving. Stop to eat? It will drain the camper battery VERY QUICKLY.
The TV will charge the trailer battery...
I'm not sure I would call it conflicting information. It all depends on the vehicle. My Jeeps with the factory tow package all turn the battery + off when the ignition is off.
Keep in mind, the fridge on DC will drain the camper battery very quickly when the tow vehicle is not running. It will...
I'm a little confused why you're jacking up each corner, I imagine that is flexing the trailer a good bit. I've never had an issue jacking up each side of the camper under the axle then sitting each side on jack stands. Works perfect.