New England B.S. Thread

Thank you young man, i'm flattered and the taillight won't.

 

Using trail damage to cover up the concrete deer accident?

 

Nice bandaid . Lmao

 

Wompatuck is a good time...I grew up in Hingham

 

Hahaha indeed I am!

I've had that over a year now lol. Get with the times old man

 

Chances are you do not have grey or black tanks. You might only have a fresh water tank. If that is true than any Water you use is going to go right out of your drain. You want to have at least a 5ft hose to hook up to direct the water and make sure its not all splashing up.

 

Mike if you ever want to try out a neat place check this one out. I call it resort camping. http://pineacresresort.com/

 

After you said that, I spent some time reading the manual last night. I don't have any gray or black water holding tanks (there isn't any black water in the trailer anyways unless you take a dump in the sink). I'll get a short hose for gray water, I have an old one I can cut up.

Cool, thanks. I've been looking for a few places that aren't too far just for short trips. I want to get some use out of that camper and going somewhere 4+ hours away isn't really worth it unless you can spend some time there. I'll check that place out.

Edit: Wholly shit, $60/night for a tent site

 

I haven't seen the mini van in over a year . Young buck .

 

Ok i need some technical support. My stearing wheel is crooked just a tad to the right when im going strait. The stearing wheel wobbels slightly most of the time. The truck pulls to the right. And the front end feels like its just floating where ever it wants to driving down the road. I just replaced both front wheel bearings. The cv joints are good. Is it my ball joints? Or just simply that i need an alighnment? Even though i got one of those about 4 months ago.

 

alignment, maybe steering rack bushings. Loose/worn ball joints could also cause the floating. Steering wobbling could also be that the tires need to be balanced

 

Yeah i was thinking about balancing them to help out a little bit. But the truck sometimes just lurches to the right. Its gotta be a bigger issue then just an alignment and balance.

 

Rotate the tires front to back. If the shimmey goes from the steering wheel to your seat, then you'll know that the tires were out of balance. You're right though, there's more at play there than out of balance tires. Jack up the front and check the ball joints for play and make sure the alignment bolts are tight. They need to be torqued to around 100 ft lbs. The alignment shop undertightened mine once and the front end felt pretty loose.

 

Yea I know but it is a nice place and close buy. They have there own lake so its good because you can bring your kayak. They have a beach, fishing tournaments, splash pools for the kids, tennis courts, wiffle ball field, DJ's, arcade - you name it they have it including a dog park with outside tubs to give your dog a bath. It's a nice place

This is where we go when we go to Rausch Creek. Same kind of idea http://twingrove.com/

 

Did it do all those things before you changed the bearings ?

 

Yeah it did. And now that i think about it, it started after i got my passenger side half axle replaced and the shop did an alignment. So thats probably it.

 

I'd start with double checking everything is tight , then get a alignment .

 

Thats my plan for tomorrow. Im taking both front tires off and checking everything. Plus ill be putting on my new SOS Concepts front plate bumper tomorrow.

 

Last poser shot before heading home...

 

That says Visitor, not Poser... You might want to study up before heading off to college

On another note, I finally got my Rigids mounted up