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05-13-2010, 10:03 PM
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1989 22' FunChaser and '99 K1500
I'm the second owner on the Hi-Lo, and have had it for seven years. The Chevy has 203,000 miles on the original engine.
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05-16-2011, 12:33 AM
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Firemarshal,
Is that a crack running vertically on your front end cap? If yes, how have you sealed it? Jim
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1967 17' Hi-Lo Bon Voyage (1967-1969) 1969 19' Hi-Lo Bon Voyage (1969-2011) 2004 27' Hi-Lo TowLite (2010-present) 2007 Chevy Suburban
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05-16-2011, 06:55 AM
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That "crack" looks like your solar panel lead wire to your battery? pic 5 looks like a cool fishing pole holder, where did you find it?
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10-31-2011, 01:26 PM
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Fly shop Magnet Rod Holder
They are getting pretty easy to find now, usually in Fly Shops.
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10-31-2011, 01:33 PM
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PV panel
Yeah, it's not a crack. The previous owner cobbed on a solar panel and wired it to the battery. I've since cut off the wire, because the panel was trickle charger size. I picked up a 65 watt 4 panel PV kit from COSTCO for $300. I set out the panels when I'm dry camped for more than a couple of days. It takes about 20 minutes to put the package out, versus mounting the panels to the roof, but I can correctly orient the panels for maximum charging.
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10-31-2011, 01:42 PM
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Snow Towing
The trailer tows fine in the snow. I don't go faster than 25, and just enjoy the drive. Just remember that the trailer ground clearance is less than your vehicle. In deep snow, it tows like a snow sled! Periodically, check under the trailer for loose wiring and also the drains that are low enough to take a beating.
Plowed single track roads can be a problem, as the trailer is a little wider than your vehicle. So watch out for the iced-up roadsides, as they can put a hard hit on the front of the trailer and crack the fiberglass. Quote:
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