Awesome thanks for the tips. I was lubricating it and it was helping but I read some other threads where people were saying the book says to not lube and yet people do it anyways. But to always keep an eye on it so it stays clean. Thanks for the advice I will give it a try!
After owning this trailer for only about 5 months I have learned so much playing with it and reading forums. I'm sure I will learn much more as time passes. What I have noticed on this forum is when people complain (not all people) about problems with the trailer I wonder how much of it manufacturing errors vs not taking care of it errors, you know "operator error"? I'm not putting people down but from what I'm experiencing as a first timer is this is a full time commitment or bad things may happen. You don't give your trailer your attention only when it's time to hit the road and if you don't always review the little things, disaster may just be around the corner. Example: I'm innocently washing my trailer after a good trip over the mountains, harmless right...? Well when I was done the DW (by the way what is DW?) was cleaning the inside when all of sudden she say's "there is WATER under the bathroom sink". I took a look and what had happened is I had the outdoor shower compartment open when washing the outside and water shot through the holes the hose is pushed into and that leads under the sink. Well I was able to clean it up quickly with minimal damage to a panel but I were tonnever find out and water went in every time I washed her then it would be disaster a few years from now.
I love having this trailer and I'm enjoying the challenge of keeping it good as new with maintenance and upgrades
Thanks everyone!
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2018 Outdoors RV 25RDS, 2016 F-350 Lariat, 3” lift, 35” tires, Pro Performance track bar, RAS Suspension, & Recurve R-3 WD hitch.
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