Grumpy_G

Cutting pliers, cut the cinch loop. Having said that, you won't be able to get the connection tight with a standard hose clamp. The PEX tubing is not very pliable and requires the specific clamp… (View Post)

Parts are still available in Europe (e.g. Trailertek in the UK), I'm not aware of any US source. Dexter did away with the mechanical surge brakes when they took over. The rod in question is just… (View Post)

My take is that friction anti-sway devices tend to cover up issues with the setup. I used to tow a regular 21ft travel trailer with a full-size truck and never had any trailer sway. The same trailer … (View Post)

That is fundamentally wrong. A circuit breaker trips when the current exceeds a certain value which happens during a short or an overload condition. It is not fast acting. A GFCI compares the curren… (View Post)

I learned something new today.... A quick search of da Interwebs shows that a fridge tripping the GFCI is fairly common. Conventional refrigerators are inductive loads that can cause short spikes of … (View Post)