I have a fold-down gooseneck ball in my truck like this one:www.curtmfg.com/part/61052I have a bed mat that makes the floor even with the hitch plate. Would it work to have a truck camper sitting on top of that? I can remove the safety chain u-bolts,...
I'm running on internal water (not city water). I don't leave the water heater turned on all the time (too wasteful to do so) and when I turn it on it raises the pressure in the whole plumbing system way too high, and I get water leaking from the toi...
I'm installing new 7/16 plywood on the roof of a trailer. The framework in the roof is flat and then angles down a few degrees near the edge (as opposed to having a gradual curve all the way across). What's the best way to make a big sheet of plywood...
I had to peel back a corner of my rubber roof to repair the wood underneath. I will need to glue the rubber back down. Is there a specific type of glue that I need to use?
What I'm wondering about is how the rails are intended to bolt to the truck. They are farther apart than the frame rails. But if I unbolt the vertical brackets and flip them around they might possibly line up...My dad only needs this hitch for occasi...
The pictures are not showing up for me. Here are the direct links:https://lensdump.com/i/j4fzrQhttps://lensdump.com/i/j4fS3ahttps://lensdump.com/i/j4feNe
downtheroad wrote:Maybe this.....Battery Lock....LINKHere's what I made out of a 3/16 x 1 inch steel bar, a couple padlocks, and a couple old holding tank drain valve bolts. I didn't wanna pay over $30 for one of those commercially available battery ...
This is slightly off topic. I used to be a helicopter mechanic in the Air Force. At one point, we had some hardware that we didn't need any more, and I was told to throw it in the trash. In that pile of hardware were some aircraft-quality electrical ...
