Recent content by Mazboy

just put the shade up

just buy a male end. i've had a number of cords do the same thing

I'd connect with a couple of battery companies and ask them the question. here you are just getting someone's opinion on the issue.

You can at times have your wheels off the ground...it is not a big no no. but putting something under the wheels is a good idea. I've never blocked or choked my trailer. If this is happening all of the time you may have to raise or lower your jacks.

it really gets down to money. do you have the money? we have always gotten the I/S on our trailers. And one thing to remember is that it does not add much value (if any) should you sell your trailer down the road.

This thread was specific to 5th wheels. What you are saying is great but doesn't work on 5th wheels.

You discover something new everyday. Bottomline, I'd suggest that before you purchase a bike rack for E bikes make sure it states 'rated for 5th wheel trailers' and the number of bikes you want to carry. One of the above racks rated their E bike rack for 'trailers' but only one bike, not two...

There seems to be only 2 E Bike racks out there that say safe for 'E Bikes on 5th wheels'. Be aware, many say 'RV certified' but they don't include 5th wheels as RVs. Swagman, Hollywood AND Quikrstuff do make 5th wheel E Bike racks. Quikrstuff states it is certified for a 5th wheel.

this isn't something I'm going to do but saw it and thought for those out there that want to do little things for a few hours without solar or a generator.

get it back to service or have a warranty claim done and have someone else deal with it. good luck

https://www.curtmfg.com/gooseneck/installation-brackets/learn-more

It looks like the tire brand and size has varied. I suspect it is whatever the company can install on that type of trialer so don't assume what is being said here is accurate.

if it is a non solar system just junk the RV dealers batteries and install 2 6 volt batteries. note: if you have a residential refrig read this article. article: https://www.rvtravel.com/6-volt-or-12-volt-batteries-for-rv-which-is-better-rvdt-2110/

I found this interesting

problems will be there regardless of what model and year you buy.