Recent content by MissileMech

We sold our Sundance TT today. Many wonderful memories with that camper but we decided to go full-time and bought a Columbus River Ranch for that purpose. Thanks to all the Heartland folks in Colorado that made the rallies fun. We may join in again sometime if they start doing them again. I will...

Hi Gary - unfortunately our schedule has changed and we have to cancel. Sorry to be missing all of the fun, have a great Rally!! Dave & Sue Clary

Hello Lynn, our schedule has tightened up. We will now arrive on the 3rd and leave the 6th. Do I need to coord with the campground? Thx, Dave Clary Sent from my LM-Q710(FGN) using Tapatalk

We will have to trim the trip, Now we will be there 19-22 Sep. Thx!

Yep - peeled it like a banana. Sent from my LM-Q710(FGN) using Tapatalk

Interesting - maybe they are sourcing their metal stock from China or some other questionable quality distributor.

I started cleaning the rig up for a trip next week and found this on the drivers side rear. I took it to my local shop and their welder was between tasks so 2 hrs later I drove away with a cross-bar support and fixed frame. The welder told me it is very common for RV's/Travel trailers to...

Count us in - Sue and Dave Clary, 19-22 Sept, 32 ft Sundance TT.

Thanks for the welcome and we can't wait for this trip. Sue and I look forward to having a great time with everyone!

Cooper AT3 - good tire!!

It may have been caused by a bird strike. Have your insurance adjuster check it out.

Good luck with the upgrades, it is too bad that with such a strong growth curve the RV industry is experiencing the mfg's aren't looking more toward reducing post sale hangover items that cost them in dollars and rep. Once you get your rig sorted it does make the experience more enjoyable.

Re: Engineers & Bean Counters = FAIL*UPDATE* I thought I would post an update - I had new Dexter 5.2K axles, 12" brakes, 15" wheels and E rated tires installed, and I kept the stock springs. We just got back from our first camping trip with the new undercarriage. The trailer is very smooth...

When I buy a house I surely don't expect the foundation to be suspect, but it does happen. We enjoy our trailer and I am going to upgrade to 5.2K axles very soon. If I ever load this thing up for a trip eastbound I would not be able to trust it since we have worked very hard to stay light so...

As you can tell my defense dept computer doesn't like adding text to this site. ;-) I will also add that I had to have my roof replaced last year due to extensive delamination. This is after all newer line purchased by Heartland, a Cruiser Travel Trailer (Shadow Cruiser), so I'm sure Heartland...