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As often stated... Bilstein= best shock,,,,Monroe best bang for thr Buck -
Best advice is don't, unless you see lots of class A rigs on firm sand. If you go on dry sand, NEVER,NEVER stop moving
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Some how I just cant see 20MPH over the limit and Toyota MH in the same sentence
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I THINK the clock has 4 wires. 12v constant, keep alive voltage 12 switched, turns on display 12 from dash lights, dims clock for night time Ground No Idea what colors
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The Monroe catalog lists the Motorhome. 34954 front and 34803 rear for Toyota MH 1985-1994
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Best shock= Bilstein, Best bang for the buck, Monroe
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Use a good voltmeter and check the voltage at the controller and the battery. .5v is to much loss. I prefer 10 ga wire too and the controller as close as possible to the batteries. That way the voltage drop is on the 18v from the panel and you can still get 14.5v to the batteries.
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I adjust the air pressure on mine until it sits about 1' tail high, helps with some drive ways. It still handles good.
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Make sure you have trailer brakes
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Sounds like you have a small leak in something. My air bags will hold correct pressure all summer. Start checking all the fittings with some soapy water.
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Bicycles or Motorcycle???
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With dolly brakes MAYBE, without no way.
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How about 100lbs. The mounting bolts are on the inside. Remove the inside shroud and remove the 4 bolts. Un plug the power cord. Then lift it off from the outside. Install a good powered vent fan.
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Foam to Roam and Dressed to Impress.....almost.
WME replied to shandamac's topic in General Discussion
A warning the stove/oven is a place with an infinite number of rattles. With the sound proofing from the carpet you will be able to hear things you never could before. -
You got it. The axle will still be a weak link. BUT with a single tire the load will be centered and things will work like Toyota designed them to. 195/14/lt has a capacity of 2100lb, a 195/70/15lt has a capacity of 200lb and has the same rolling dia, so your speedo will still be on. But you will need a new set of rims
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Make that 3 pints Also be aware that NOTHING will ruin a set of clothes like old 90wt
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WAG....Wild A** Guess
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Drive/drag your Toy to a set of scales. Asking on the net will only result in WAGs.
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You need shore power 115vac to run a roof A/C, or a generator.
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No idea about real temps, but I pulled over after a long climb at night once and the manifold was dull orange red. So it was HOT.
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An Auto Transfer Switch is less than 100$. Then you don't have to go out in the rain to plug into the Genset.
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The filter is about like your screen door. It takes about 16 qt to flush the trannie and torque converter. When you add the cooler and temp gauge that would be a good time to flush the transmission. You ARE going to add a cooler and temp gauge arn't you?????
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With the Honda 2000w generator all it will power are the mini A/Cs. They are in the 9000btu size. This would be fine in an 18 ft.
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Yes several pictures would be good Not sure but from your discription it sound like you have two isolators
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A43D used from 1985-1995 in the pickups and cab chassies