Recent content by RedmondChuck

I agree with most of these other posts. Hondas are the way to go. I wouldn't buy anything but personally. They are so handy. You'll use them more than just camping trips. And having the two is great. Easy to get in and out. If you're not running the a/c running just the one it runs a...

Ive always stored in basement. Have never smelled gas. I feel it's a pita to get it in and out of the front storage.

I love having the extra fuel. One you have it you can't live without it. It's nice not worrying about fuel. We're weekend campers not full timers. So it's really nice to leave for a long weekend and know you don't have to worry about fuel while you're out.

Are all your lights 12v? Easiest start art would be to check all the connections at the fuse box grounds and positives.

You could have make up issues with the wiring. If it's all the lights on one switch leg you could have positive and negative swapped would be a good start to trouble shooting. Doubtful all the drivers are bad on all the lights on a switch leg.

I agree with these guys. Walk away. Plenty of other trailers

If you're spending money on adaptors spend a few hundred more and get the Andersen. Everyone is swearing by them. This is my first pickup with no rails and it is really nice. I wouldn't get a hitch with rails again. My two cents 🤷🏻*♂️

Sounds like a great trip! glad to hear you're happy with your new BH! many years of fun trips ahead I'm sure

There are posts on here where ppl have epoxied etc the back side. I also plan on doing this. The other one I remember is spray foam the inside after epoxy. I'm excited to do both also. Waiting for some cooler weather.

Wow! That is crazy.

Hahaha.......I thought that sort of thing only happened to me 😜 I swear a five year old kid knows as much as most of these people answering the customer service phone 🤦🏻*♂️

Did you you say if you have air bags?

Put new shocks on and you'll notice instantly

If you live in snow country in the winter closed for sure less chances for water to get in.

You definitely won't regret! i did it at 4K miles. Very happy with the gains. 3-4mpg empty