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Dave, as always, thank you for your insightful response. No specific temp readings....rather, I did the "How are my bearings doing touch test". ? One side was slightly warm. The other side was too

Don,?? How is that attached.? I have a dozen of these and their screw holes area always set in the walls "foam" inner area. Not in the strong aluminum framing.? Also they have a protrusion that

I've been thinking of making a new adjustable strike plates for the lever locks.? And another factor is the walls can get bent at the point where the latches are.? Mine are.? I think it was Brian

FWI this style clamp also works pretty good if you have issues with your door gap, that can't be fixed by anchoring the wall to the bench inside.

Jerry: Good that you are checking hub temps during your travels. Common sense insurance against breakdowns! There should be a washer with a "D" shaped open center between the outer bearing assembly

Hi folks. Recently went on a trip of perhaps 200 miles. Bearing on the driver's side ran much warmer than that on the passenger side. Pumped grease into the Dexter grease fitting......no real

Sure David: Misumi Part Number: PKBSK1 https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300528010/?HissuCode=PKBSK2&PNSearch=PKBSK2&searchFlow=results2type&KWSearch=PKBSK1 Misumi is an industrial supplier,

Hi Carl. Do you have a picture of the clips on the roof piece before they are engaged? Do you have a link to a source? Thanks -David Smith

Hi Gang: The expanding pole does work, but you are pushing something fairly rigid, the wall, against the very flexible roof flange, a strip of aluminum barely 2mm thick. We use toggle clips to pull

I use and expandable painters pole over the table side, to push each side a little tighter. Wedge it on the aluminum edge so it pushes each side out. Also makes a way to hang a towel up to dry. Hap

The side walls certainly do not seal well and there always seems to be a gap in various places. Truthfully, I’ve never had any water leakage because the aluminum fascia on the outside creates an

Could I please have a further explanation of the newer method for placing a gutter? Is the angled aluminum flush with the edge of the extrusion or below? Is the angled aluminum mounted with the flat

Here's a link to the 9 amp dc dc charger:

Maybe your trailer isn't level. I have a lot of trouble with the roof/sidewall fit if I don't get it perfectly level, and sometimes if I do! Lately I've needed to take it out of level to make them

Hi Gang: From the pictures it looks like the lower spring "sockets" are failing. Notice how the hole in the aluminum is stretched and the coil is twisted. The lower tail needs reinforcement and the

Here is a file on the seal kit.? To me, the A wall seal looks rather rounded.

I'd definitely check the seal.? My 2009 had a prior owner.? He didn't strike me as the DIY type, but I don't know. I bought in 2017, so he had it for eight years.? But in conversations with Aliner,

Yes thanks. Added some foam. More storms , so far so good. [email protected]> wrote:

I don't think wind protection had anything to do with it.? Wind driven rain, yes.? Yours look pretty normal.? But it would be difficult to know for sure without removing the spring cover flaps.?

Steve, did you provide a link to your DC DC charger?? I need to read up on these a bit.