nascardavis
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In our 14 Landmark Monterey, we found the opening of the bathroom door and cabinet door that housing the control switches to be installed backwards. The bathroom door opened toward you as walked up the stairs requiring you to go completely into the bedroom or retreat a couple of steps so entry could be made. We took the door and framing off and turned them upside down. Then re-installed door in same holes. The only holes we exposed was the towel rack holder screw holes that were on the top of the door but are now located on the bottom. Now we enter bathroom by opening door towards the bedroom door. We did basically the same thing for the cabinet door that houses the control switches. The only issue is the pull handles of the lower and upper door are not on the same side.
I built a ladder hanger out of 2 inch 90 degree aluminum and mounted it under the rig just behind the jack. Hold it place with a bungee on each end and will hold a 8' ladder just nicely.
Went to "H" ply tires. 14 ply recommended 110 PSI haven't had a tire issue in 47K miles. By the the way the "H" stand for horse trailer and have you ever seen a horse trailer with a flat tire? not me.
I built a ladder hanger out of 2 inch 90 degree aluminum and mounted it under the rig just behind the jack. Hold it place with a bungee on each end and will hold a 8' ladder just nicely.
Went to "H" ply tires. 14 ply recommended 110 PSI haven't had a tire issue in 47K miles. By the the way the "H" stand for horse trailer and have you ever seen a horse trailer with a flat tire? not me.
