Tagged With "Salmon Arm"

You are so lucky that your battery tray is that far away from the coach. I had arm strong the bracket, and modify the battery box. Now tell the brand name of your battery box, because the ones that I got do not fit very well with the bracket.

I purchased the Swagman RV Ladder Bike Rack on Amazon for about $60. Not having the option of mounting a bumper bike rack and not wanting to add to the tounge wieght with a front end mount, I figured this was the best option for me and my 2017 Lance 2185. It holds two bikes up to 35 lbs each. I have used on about 6 trips now with no issues even with our heavy beach cruisers. I did add some padded tape to prevent the metal support arm from scratching my Ladder. If your in the market for a...

Sail is a great comparison. If you’re on the fence as to whether you really need these $70 awning stabilizer poles from Care Free of Colorado we learned the hard way that you might. Sadly we didn’t know they existed when this happened. I will not use the awning without them and we won’t leave the awning out if we can’t keep a constant eye on it. Stuff can happen fast. Note that the auto retract worked even with the broken arm. The wind that did this came out of nowhere on a still sunny day.

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IMHO, the Calmark covers are the best you can buy. I use mine to cover my camper during the winter months. Before I got the excellent Calmark cover, I used a cheap lightweight cover. It has several holes and tears in it. I can carry it in one arm. If it’s going to be a month or during the warm months, I sometimes still throw it on to keep the sun off the decals, etc.

With 4 wheels, you will be pumping the grease gun hundreds of times to purge the old grease out of the bearing. If you have carpal tunnel or weak hands, the pistol style will cause hand cramping. If you can have a helper slowly turn the wheel while you pump, I highly recommend a lever gun that can be placed on a firm surface and displaces the pumping energy over your entire arm and upper body. Per the manufacturer, the lever style also displaces more grease per stroke, reducing your effort.