Recent content by 73Camper

i do not have any low valves on the bottom of tt

Texas

On my Outback i had drain valves and i would disconnect the in side of the pump and push antifreeze through the system. I also made a fitting to push compressed air through the out side line. My 73 has neither of these things.  Whats the best way to winterize on the older trailers?

i think i have had my honda for 8 years? never had a lick of trouble. I am real hard on it and use it almost every weekend during the summer. if it ever dies i will replace it with another honda. all i do is keep the oil fresh and have never had to change the air cleaner. down side if any is its...

Ill try ant get a picture. May be a few days. Thanks for the help! LOL picture what type of tank connection they would have in 1973/43 years ago.

Love that one. Its new to me.

I prefer Fix Or Repair Daley

You can never have enough power or truck. Its a FORD, they lack power from the factory lol. Had the Ford years before I got the trailer. AND thank you for your service!

Sorry, too much trailer for the truck. Talk about the tail wagging the dog. I have an f250 v8 and a 3500lb empty TT and i wish i had more power

Now that's funny.

My tank does have internal threads but they are not the right size for the TT. I think i will his Lowes and see what i can find.

If you want one now and do not want to order it, Radio Shack has the small to large inverters that work well. I got a 1000w and it lasted me 5 years of heavy  use

My esu3000i honda will not run a 15k AC, only the 13K run time is about 12-15 hours depending how hot it is

IMHO the genset is the only way to go. i would never leave home with out it. if you dont want to run the AC then a small 2000 watt will do you and you will need a 3000 -5000 watt if you have a large AC unit

Fill up everything and dump everything. When I leave just for a quick weekend i will all of the water tanks. it sucks to run out. haha i know i have done it. Do you have a genset?