Wondering if anyone has taken their cats in a trailer? It would seem that they would certainly need to be in a carrier, tied down so that it doesn't slide around. What about temperature? My trailer gets pretty warm in the summer, but not life thre...
Have a 26 ft TT. We will most likely get a not too bad glancing blow from this current hurricane. That said, a slight shift, and we could get hit with CAT 1 winds. What do y'all do to get your trailer ready? It's close to one side of the house. ...
Would like to mount a back-up camera on my TT. I loathe the thought of drilling into the exterior wall. The camera is very small and weighs almost nothing. Was thinking RTV silicone glue might be a good option.Any thoughts appreciated...
I recently bought a Surge Guard 34830 for my TT. Everything went normally when I tested it off mt house AC. Today I tried it with my generator I have for hurricanes. The surge guard reported "open ground" and would not allow the AC to flow (as it'...
dturm wrote:Life threatening temps for dogs and cats is different than for people. 80+ in some situations can lead to hyperthermia.Doug, DVMDidn't know that, thanks.
thomasmnile wrote:Felines are a bit more high maintenance as travelers, at least ours was. She rode in her carrier in the truck. Once we arrived and set up, she would make herself invisible for about 36 hours before returning to "normal"....for her...
Harvey51 wrote:Got a rear window? I mounted my camera inside, looking through the window. The wiring was easy, never any mud on the camera lens.:CSomething to consider...
Thanks guys. The bonding plug is cheap, and the generator instructions say to not run electronics off it without protection, so the plug is on the way.
