The Home of the Monsters
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Exactly. The wife and I ride motorcycles, atv's, snowmobiles, and a PWC. I also am considered a rebel because I don't wear a seat belt, don't drain my fuel/water separator unless I'm doing a filter change, don't buy extended warranties, drink adult beverages at will, and eat cheeseburgers and pizza nightly... You only go this way once. I say enjoy. This isn't practice...
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Howdy Monster Haulers.........
What a Day.........
Drove from Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada to Tok, Alaska.
The road from Whitehorse to the border was terrible. HUGE dips and swells....holes....and washboard.
At posted speed we went airborne more than once.....Yes, the complete rig....Truck and 42ft 5th wheel. Theresa's bedroom is in the very back. Her dresser ripped loose from the wall and was destroyed.......
A new 5th wheel ahead of us damaged very badly. Cabinets torn off of the walls......and the Big heavy steel Pin Box failed.
Next stop is Anchorage .....The Air Force base there has a camp ground.
What a Day.........
Drove from Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada to Tok, Alaska.
The road from Whitehorse to the border was terrible. HUGE dips and swells....holes....and washboard.
At posted speed we went airborne more than once.....Yes, the complete rig....Truck and 42ft 5th wheel. Theresa's bedroom is in the very back. Her dresser ripped loose from the wall and was destroyed.......
A new 5th wheel ahead of us damaged very badly. Cabinets torn off of the walls......and the Big heavy steel Pin Box failed.
Next stop is Anchorage .....The Air Force base there has a camp ground.
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Worst I had this year was a box of Cheerios that "someone" left closed loosely laying on it's side with the bag not rolled well inside on the top shelf of the pantry. Directly below our pantry is the HW heater access panel. I took one look top to bottom and yelled to my bride that she was up...
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You may also want to look into these heavy duty shackles and wet-bolts... I bought my kit from Dyers RV and it was drop-shipped from Mor/Ryde to me... It did take two shipments to get the order right, but that was a screw-up on the Mor/Ryde end of things...
Heavy Duty Shackle Kit Upgrade - MORryde Products
P.S. I will provide more pictures as I install them...
Heavy Duty Shackle Kit Upgrade - MORryde Products
P.S. I will provide more pictures as I install them...
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I was thinking of doing those myself Randy. I did Dexter HD shackles on my last hauler. I've been dragging my feet this time around as my rig already comes with wet bolts and I hate tossing them out but maybe it's time. I have to compare the price vs. the Dexter kit but I think the MorRyde will be cheaper. I see the triple axle kit for $154 delivered. Not bad at all.