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Depends on what your lug nut size is...I can't recall what mine is off the top of my head but look at it, see if its US or metric (likely US) and try different sizes and see which one fits. Does that answer your question?

I brought this battery from battery world in July. I put it on my travel trailer for 2 weeks then I just sold the trailer. It was used as a stand alone battery and not run in series or parallel. The battery is in brand new condition. Battery box included. Asking $325. Pick up in St. Tammany...

Equalizer Model # 90-00-1000 Max Tongue weight 1,000 lbs, Max trailer weight 10,000 lbs. Used for 1 year on a Heartland Prowler 32LX/F250 set up. Asking $400...In St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana or buyer pays any shipping costs. Stock photo- can text actual pictures if needed.

Reading it now...I also picked up The Complete Book of Boondocking by Bill & Jan Moeller which has an easy to understand section on electrical and generator/inverter/converters. I did pull the caps off my electrolyte battery and it was just about bone dry in there so I added distilled water...

Thanks for the explanation. As you can tell I’m still trying to get this all figured out! thanks again.

Ok but what about the battery— won’t it get damaged by being constantly being charged by the inverter if the trailer is plugged into shore power?

I learned today that it’s bad to leave TT plugged into 50A for fridge with the battery. How do you turn the inverter off?

Awesome. Thanks again so much!

I can use this one then: (50A down to 15A) and use heavy duty extension cord to generator. Thanks!

I have a Prowler 32LX and I am looking to purchase a Honda EU2200i generator (see below). My TT has the stock battery. If I get this generator/inverter....here comes the stupid question...can I plug it into the trailer's 50A socket and run it through that way and run the lights and recharge...

Understood. Thanks again.

Awesome thanks. I will remember the tip about leveling 1” higher on slide side. That will certainly make it easier. Thanks again!

Thanks! Just wanted to double check. Thanks again.

So we're doing a 2 week road trip and will be stopping for the night multiple times. If we're just stopping for maybe 8-10 hours and it's level, do we need to unhitch the travel trailer from the hitch every time or is it safe to leave the trailer hitched up to the truck with the stabilizer...

Thanks. Something wasn’t adding up so I sure am glad I posted here. I made a mistake not looking at in vs ft but glad I listened to that little voice in the back of my head for once. Thanks to everyone here disaster averted!