Yesterday on northbound I-35 just north of Ames Iowa we were rear ended pulling our Jayco. Thank God no one was injured. Should I be concerned with possible unseen or undetectable damage to my hitch set-up? We were hit pretty hard and the Ford Esco...
Been through RVParkReviews already and looking for more up to date information on campgrounds around Boston, MA. Will be going middle to late July 2018. Thanks
If I have an I-Pass for my truck, it detects when I'm pulling a trailer, in Illinois and charges me the correct toll accordingly. The I-Pass can be used where EZ-Pass is accepted. Do the states that use EZ-Pass also detect when I'm pulling the trai...
Looking for experiences of campgrounds near Peebles, OH. I didn't find any current useful reviews on RV Park Reviews. Needs to be full hookup and big rig friendly. DW would like to see the serpent mound and we would explore the area for a few days....
I pulled my Jayco about 150 miles or so on Sunday and back the 150 miles this afternoon. I don't know how accurate the onboard mileage computers are but mine said that I was getting a little over 12 mpg towing each way. It was reading 21 to 23 mpg ...
Chris Bryant wrote:If it’s there for a while, lower the hitch on to a jack stand, crank up the jack and add more wood. Reverse to hook back up.Or put the front stab jacks down- on blocks.I have a farm jack that I would use to hold the tounge up and r...
I would add more wood so less of the jack is out. When we had our TT I had to use 4 treated 6x6 inch post pieces that I stacked like a pyramid. I also put two pieces stacked under the front stabilizer jacks to add more stability.
If we’re just passing through and only spending one night we like the quick in and out of a pull through. If we’re going to be there awhile then we like the back in.
