JM77
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Best not to leave it in deer camp again, you wouldn't want any more "Africans" messing with it. Really? What am I missing here?
I'm not a camper advocate, buuuuut......(PICS)
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JM77
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I guess my question here is why you felt it necessary to identify some looters by their race? Does that matter to you? I honestly have never seen anything like this on a hunting forum. Congrats on that distinction...NOT!!!
Againstthewind
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With the home button on the left side and screen facing down release the phone from your hand allowing it to contact your steel toed boot as you raise it in a punting motion. The phone will then become a projectile and with careful aim may land in the pond. That is my method with phones. Kindof expensive though.
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All I have left is the wiring for the trailer lights.
Inside is as good as im going to get it.
Inside is as good as im going to get it.
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I'm getting a lot of sway with this camper going down the road at 70 MPH.
I'm definitely going to have to get some sway bars on this thing.
Does anyone have any recommendations?
It came with these. but I dot know what pieces are missing or what it is even for.
I'm definitely going to have to get some sway bars on this thing.
Does anyone have any recommendations?
It came with these. but I dot know what pieces are missing or what it is even for.
Slugz
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I figured they had something to do with Load weight distribution. Not sure if they will help with Sway.
buckbull
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You'll be amazed what a difference sway bars make. Just get them as tight as possible.
Slugz
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http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/sway-control-right/42235
I've used this one a couple times with good results.
Colorado Cowboy
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You need to weigh the tongue weight. IMHO if you are getting over #400 or so and plan on towing at 70 MPH, an equalizing hitch is in order.
I would check out Andersen Hitches, of Idaho Falls. They make a weight distribution hitch with chains, it is pretty slick. Very quiet, easy to use once a person hooks it up and uses it. Not the cheapest, but worth the extra $ in my opinion. I have one on my 31 foot Windjammer trailer, pulls really well without sway. Plus, when disconnecting, it is pretty easy. I had bars before, but this beats them for quietness, ease of operation, tight turns, and anti sway in my opinion.
tim
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My camp Saturday night. Only one human power, break downs can be a bitch, but backing up is easy!
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A sway bar will make quite a bit of difference. You also need to weigh your trailer and make sure there is more weight at the front and not too much at the back of the trailer. Not enough weight at the hitch results in a very squirrely trailer.
Jrod
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A big problem is that the back of the trailer is heavy.
That 2500 Ram of mine sits up pretty high so I need to get the hitch quite a bit lower as well. I need to pack more stuff into the front of the trailer for sure. I can light the front of the trailer up with one hand. Its "Balanced"...lol
That 2500 Ram of mine sits up pretty high so I need to get the hitch quite a bit lower as well. I need to pack more stuff into the front of the trailer for sure. I can light the front of the trailer up with one hand. Its "Balanced"...lol
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rule of thumb I have always heard is 10% weight of the trailer needs to be on the hitch.