After 10 wonderful years with our KZ Spree it was time to say goodbye yesterday. We have lots of great memories of watching our family grow up camping together, and now it has gone to another young family to enjoy and to create their own memories. T...
I believe I have two related electrical problems, the second one likely self inflicted by trying to work around the first one.Part 1: Went to pick up the TT from storage today, installed the battery (fully charged), tried the tongue jack and nothing...
Please share what type of grease you use for your Barker tongue jack. Both the manual and Barker customer service are very general - From the Barker manual:Once a year, the powerhead should be removed and aliberal amount of grease (preferably a grea...
Just fired the TT up for the first trip of the season. Freezer is cold within moments, but the fridge section not so much. Two hours later, same state.Unit is a Norcold...does anyone know if the top and bottom are separate units from a refrigerant ...
Many HWTs also have a reset breaker (flat black button with a rubber cover, on ours for example) which may have tripped when they burned the element out. Check that after replacing element.
As already noted, add jacks about mid-way down the frame to take out some of the flex. Also add some side-to-side support. JT Strongarm seems to be a great recommendation but here's a cheaper fix for a DIY:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXjLHfDYtd...
I towed a slightly longer, slightly heavier TT for 10 years with the non-Max length Expedition. Our TT weighed in just under 7000# loaded, and I kept the tongue at around 900# versus our 920# limit. At the time the Max had a lower hitch limit of 86...
I agree locks will only slow a thief down, but if it deters them from taking mine and moving on to the next one then I'm a happy camper!Trimax makes a great product, and you can get a keyed alike coupler pin lock for your hitch and a cable lock for y...
