My wife requires medical Oxygen 24/7. We have a large concentrator for home use that we can take on the road, we also have a portable, 12V concentrator, we use when away from the house and/or trailer. For emergency use, either when the electricity is...
My trailer is always connected either to shore power, or to my truck. Even at home where I store it. I never boondock and have no plans to do so. I'm thinking of buying a smaller, cheaper, battery like one for a lawn tractor just to operate the emerg...
I've had my Hensley hitch for about 12 years now and have done nothing other than lube the bars and the jacks. What other maintenance should I be doing? Should I pop the bearing caps and repack the bearings? If so, at what interval. Anything else?Tha...
Santa brought me a new rear-view camera and a device to hack Ford's in-dash screen to allow me to use the camera both on the road (like a rear-view mirror) and when backing. I checked the trailer's aluminum siding at the bottom and was able to pull i...
Bulbs and fuses are the first things to check because they are the most likely to be the problem. Also, they are the easiest thing to check before jumping through hoops chasing wires.
Cptnvideo wrote:It may not say Dodge on the side of the truck, but it is purchased at a Dodge dealer.Out of curiosity, does a Mustang have the word Ford on it?Now, maybe we can get back to fuel tanks, something I'm looking to buy, as well.
Mondooker wrote:The tanks you’d trade at Walmart are they 15’s or 20’s? Interestingly I don’t recall anyone saying they carry extra propane in the truck bed?They are 20# tanks but the companies that fill them put a bit less than a full 20# in them ou...
