Boondocking
Free camping spots and boondocking tips.
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Absolutely correct. The old time grease would separate into oil and clay, (clay based grease), and the oil goes away, leaving the hard clay. Modern moly grease usually doesn't do that. That said, use wheel bearing grease, NOT regular grease gun grease, as that will liquify when the bearings get warm. Been there, had the bearing failure. -
If you use a good quality grease the bearings don't have to be pack every year and if you can I would learn to do them myself. If you use a extra tacky grease it stays in the bearing were it belongs. If you have someone else do it ask what kind of grease they use and if need be supply your own. -
I usually do it every year but its been 3 years and 6,000 miles. I plan on packing them this weekend. We are headed on 3,000-mile 3-week trip soon. -
By Deezl Smoke · Posted
And then put a heavy frozen food item in there, and it would easy out weigh a 25lb AC. -
By Steve from SoCal · Posted
My sleeper has hard points on the side wall where the upper bunk brackets were and the closet walls. There is also some bracing in the frame that could easily accept some rivnut or self tapping screws with enough strength to support a wall mount. I have a microwave on a shelf that weighs about 30 lbs screwed into some original hard points and a few self tappers.
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