Hello..My Tow vehicle is a 97 dodge 2500 CTD and I'd like to attach two things to the hitch using a dual hitch adapter.. On top I'd like to mount the Ultimate MX Hauler to carry a drz400 which weighs about 300 lbs. On the bottom receiver I'd like t...
Ive learned on RV forums new silicone caulk will not adhere and seal to old and have avoided it like the plague since then, also considering how difficult it is to remove it.Which type of caulk can you remove with a solvent and elbow grease, and also...
I must admit I didn't like pulling my old 8.5' wide TT.Just wondering, which TT's are only 7' wide other than the Jayco SLX 7?I know there's a few and maybe I'm posting this to ask or let manufactures know "we want narrow travel trailers.." And a we...
Ive got the old school diesel truck that will run on waste and cooking oil to pull my mini toyhauler, but I'm indecisive on the tire's I want to run..I'm currently running 17" tires, but I'm considering going back to 16" tires/rims so that I can run ...
Morning folks. I hope you're all doing well and staying warm..I found a toyhauler for sale Ive never heard of. It's a Aliner 24SUT, but it says "Cabin A' on the outside..Has anyone heard of or seen a Aliner Cabin A 24SUT? It looks like a company c...
Grit dog wrote: Tried to help him years ago with trailer selection and realized there’s no use.So why try again and then belittle me? I'm trying to motivate myself to spend money to become homeless, and get your attitude again. Run along now dog.....
Fizz wrote:rerod wrote: Ive been told the frost heave could damage the foundation of a home if you turn your heat off. Never heard of that before, ever.I have a cottage that we don't use in Winter anymore. We shut down at the end of October and go ba...
baconnokie wrote:Just one addition. Depending on where you live of course. We live in Iowa and where it gets 20 to 30 below zero and one winter we went to Calif. My son called and said we had a frozen lake in the yard. The watermeter froze and br...
theoldwizard1 wrote:Not a "general purpose" caulk or one that you can apply layer upon layer, but butyl tape works well. It is not expensive and easily and cleaning removed.It is designed to be used as a "bedding compound" where the item you are try...
Read the comment by Wyaj78As someone who worked in the maritime industry for 20 years doing most everything you can imagine the answer is a resounding no. My first rule is to NEVER use silicone period. It’s a contaminant more than it is a sealant. I’...
