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By trailertraveler · Posted
How were you able to tow the trailer with a blown out wheel bearing? In my cases with the breaks dragging I would not have wanted to tow the trailer anywhere. -
Worst bugs we have ever seen are up north. But speaking for Florida, skeeters mainly appear after a long dry spell followed by rain. Not usual conditions in the winter where every front brings a two day downpour. This does not apply to the Everglades area where they can be truly horrific. -
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By Darryl&Rita · Posted
When you have the dryer apart, look inside the lines. Oily residue there is bad news, depending on the volume of oil. Less is better, none is great. Oil residue on the "sneeze" outlet may be simply from road grime. -
Yeah, I am going to get a whole new dryer soon. I am hoping the compressor will hang in there for a while. tomorrow I am checking the lines underneath for leaks. But I’m pretty sure it’s just the dryer.
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