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Giles - No WDH/sway control with our small/light properly loaded/balanced 1575. Just the coupler on the ball. I did not have to change the ball height. The StableLoads when installed correctly keep the rear end at about the same height when there is nothing hitched up. You are ALWAYS welcome to stop by and see my setup in person. If you have any questions fire away. Does your truck already have the silly factory circular stops installed? If so, you won't need to drill anything which is a...

This was given to me as a joke years ago. Imagine my surprise when I tried it and it actually worked. Great suggestion to use it in the trailer, might be time for another bottle. D(pre)W’s favorite scent is lavender too. Haha! It’s a win win!

Jim, I fully understand your view point. But can I assume you use some 'Black Tank' treatment like most of us? We also try too use a minimal amount of water in the bowl, just enough to create a water block to fumes in the tank escaping. Well Poop- Pourri acts as a secondary barrier to control fumes, even with a minimal amount of water and in as much a Very Small amount of Poop Pourri! It's a double down on Black Tank odors! Or a Win-Win odor fighter!! Happy Campers BobnRobin

Congrats on your purchase. I went through the same back and forth trying to decide. I don't have this same kayak but I do have an Advanced Elements Advanced Frame single kayak and I am sold. I can change vehicles without having to have carriers installed and that's the biggest thing for me. Takes a few more minutes to set up but then it's great. I'm not trying to win races either but they are stable and track well. You are going to have lots of hours of fun in that!

Sounds like a fun gathering and it's not too far from where we live...a win-win .

Some kind of booster is on our list and I've been getting the WeBoost email sendouts for learning. You should get an A+ on that report. Very well done...helped me a bunch in understanding. Now to win the lottery so we can get the stuff on this list.

2200W at 120V is a little over 18.3A – so, yes, the EU2200i is not going to deliver upwards of 30A without help. Nor is it going to push more amperage than is being drawn, so if you are sure you're never going to draw more than 15amps, you probably don't need the companion version. But if you continuously go above 15amps (A/C, Induction Plates, Microwaves, etc) -- you will want to be sure your system is capable of handling over 15amps so you don't run into corrosion and fire hazards because...