Recent content by lynnmor

No need to pull the battery, simply connect the maintainer to the battery and disconnect your trailer from power. Many small chargers come with a pigtail that you connect to the battery making it very convenient.

Uhaul can do it, but you will be paying top dollar for the hitch and controller. These are simple to install on most vehicles, a do-it-yourself job.

Yep, run a tap in till it just starts to cut metal. In order to better control the anode, lay some paper towel over your socket and force the anode into the socket. Now with an extension in the socket, you will have a handle.

Come to the northeast, summer is booked up and many Walmart's have no parking signs.

From the manual: Flush Pedal 1. To add water to the toilet, depress the flush pedal part way. Water flows into the bowl while the flush ball remains closed. 2. If the flush ball moves, let up on the pedal slightly.

For you, always winterize anything and everything that contains water if there is a forecast for wind.  All others need not worry till the forecast is for temperatures below 32 regardless of wind.

I have been all thru that craziness, first there is never a vent line that sticks down inside a tank and secondly it ain't a siphon.  A port at the top of a tank with a hose attached will of course spill out water when the tank is tilted or the trailer is rounding a curve.  Just a stupid and...

So now they don't have a trailer like you agreed to purchase?  I would try my best to call the whole thing off.

When filling a tank that has a vent, also known as an overflow, there will be no such thing as a siphon action.  The vent attaches at the top and the flow will stop as soon as the filling stops.  We can't see what you have from here, can you post photos?

There you go, trying to make sense of a subject that is driven by feelings.  When you look at so many "great" ideas that have been forced on us, people will defend them no matter what.  For example; the popular "retirement" system and health care systems that are basically a joke if examined by...

Sure, do what CA does, shift electricity production to another state.

If you are not plugged in to shore power, a furnace will draw down the battery quickly. 

I would close it in with just some vents low and high.  Lattice will be a maintenance nightmare with mold, mildew an other things growing.  Consider the nesting of birds and bees as well, they really take advantage of the shelter.  Sun does as much damage as anything, so complete blockage is best.

Almost everything has gotten worse, as manufacturers look for the cheapest labor, materials and suppliers.  Yes, some will point to the bells and whistles now installed.

So people with 37000 miles on their tires can expect to lose control at any time?  At what mileage should tires be replaced?