Getting ready to go on a vacation with our 6500 lb travel trailer. How do I use the trailer brake controller? I'm not sure about the gain (+ or -). I think the trailer brake type should be Light but am just not sure. What do I do if I'm going down steep grades? 🤔
I have a water pressure regulator gauge like this one. I decided to try it out, at home, before our trip. I hooked it up and attached the hose to the City Water inlet. I BARELY turned it on a trickle and the gauge jumped up to 60! I immediately turned it off and it took 10-15 minutes for the pressure t come back down to near nothing. Why did it do this? What did I do wrong? I was going to put it at around 40 but it just went way up so I finally gave up. Will it work differently (correctly) at a campground? 😬
If I pull into an RV park, just for a quick overnight rest stop, can I leave the truck and trailer all hooked up? Can I simply unplug the 7 pin from the truck and plug the trailer into the 30 amp shore power at the campground? Do I need to do anything else? Since I will have an electric car fridge/freezer plugged into the bed of my truck, I figure I just need to unplug it and bring it inside and plug it in there for the night, right?
We have a 2024 Heartland North Trail 22RBS trailer and where you connect your sewer hose and drain your tanks is WAY underneath the unit! We're talking like a foot or so underneath! It makes it really hard to get the hoses hooked up and then even be able to pull the handles to empty them. Has anybody else noticed it or is it just me? I'm normal height but it's just hard to reach. Don't guess anything can be done so was more venting than anything else.
Do I need to bypass my water heater before sanitizing my tanks? What will happen if I sanitize them without bypassing it? Is it hard to bypass it? This is for a 2024 Heartland North Trail 22RBS travel trailer.