Dalehelman

I just replaced the crank with if I remember a 1/2” bolt. Just pop off the top cover for access. I think it was a 6” bolt. I cut off the thread. Then I drilled a small hole in it to match the crank handle. If you are not good with tools. Ask a friend or neighbor. Good luck 

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• Re: Replaced stabilizers with leveling jacks

  Dalehelman

  September 2016
  If the frame will support the full weight of the trailer on the tongue Jack and the rear stabilizers, which is the recommended method for tire and brake servicing. There is apparently enough engineer…
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• Re: Replaced stabilizers with leveling jacks

  Dalehelman

  September 2016
  They are really no lower than the original jacks. I have never had any problem with the tire mounted underneath. I used the 24" jacks that CW sells for $57 a pair. If I had an Outback with the r…
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• Tire wear

  Dalehelman

  July 2016
  How many miles did you get on the original tires? These tires have a little over 5000 miles over 18 months on our 2015 T@B. I adjusted the air pressure to slow wear with little or know effect. There …
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• Re: Is the Alde Worth Having?

  Dalehelman

  June 2016
  The Alde may be the best feature of all in our T@B. It is small very efficient and quiet. It provides heat and hot water in a single unit that other RVs need two separate units which are noisy and re…
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• Re: A/C Rooftop Vent Cap

  Dalehelman

  May 2016
  Almost any RV supply store will have one. It will probably come as a complete unit including both pieces. If it's white you could just paint it.
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