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We use the Mueller type, and it works great, tastes great as well.

Don't.

You can get bagels pre-sliced? Beer comes in cans? Tubeless tires? Automatic shifting transmissions? -Oh brother!

the water is just too dang handy. Like T Shirts with pockets...

We keep our cooler in the car for many reasons, including bears. We keep the cooler that came with our 550 in the 550, but use it as a pantry for non-perishables. Cold cooler cooler goes on the side table, then back in the rear of the TV. Works great.

As light as these units are, running tire pressure at 25-28 psi can help a lot with the bouncing. I now run my 550 at 26psi and it rides much better than at 35 or more. Digital temperature scanner verifies that even after 150 miles on a hot day, tires are only about 10-15 degrees hotter than...

Slowing down can even make it worse, or worser.

If equipped, don't forget the water lines to the Maytag washer.

We have camped many a night in the 20 degree F range. We don't have a heater, so we use good sleeping bags and are very comfortable. Bags are rated to 5 F.

I believe the nut is like a socket that fits over the shaft of the long acme screw. The roll pin or cotter pin only keeps the nut from falling off. It does not really transmit any torque.

Lots of facts out there. This forum however is for subjects related to Camp-In trailers and camping.

I have had good luck with my 2021 Highlander Hybrid. No plug in necessary, still gets 36 mpg in summer, 30 in winter. Towing lowers mpg to about 23.

"You should see it when it is inflated!"

Ed, the Lady Fingers Guy?

When are the front-loaders coming? Still in R&D?

Well, wait a minute. Is that washer the front or top loader?

How noisy is that little guy?

Where did you get that little beauty shown on the inside?