Recent content by DaveC6

If it works like my Wilderness (I think they are similar) you pull the latch toward you until you feel it unlock, then you can slide it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

From the photos it does look low. Here’s what I would do. Hook everything up including the spring bars. Then measure the distance of the trailer frame to the ground front and rear (at the bottom of the I-Beam, not the at trailer tongue). So somewhere in the front, say under the front storage...

That’s the spot. Not easy to work in, but lots of potential for leaks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a 2017 Wilderness 3175RE. First time out the black water flush leaked and flooded the bathroom. I found the connection from outside was loose where it comes through the wall. I was able to tighten it by removing the panel at the base of the bathroom sink (4 screws). On mine the city...

I have the same bumper on a Wilderness TT. I relocated the spare tire to under the TT and put a bike rack in its place. Only did one trip so far with two bikes but it did fine. I figure the weight of the bikes is close to that of the tire, probably less. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That’s not bad. Bigger bars will help you get a little more of the front rise back. The rear will always be lower than regular driving without the trailer. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You might even need 1400lb bars. Technically your hitch and bars are not included in the tongue weight plus whatever is behind the rear axle of the truck (like the shell and cargo). The key is how much of the rise in the front end are you recovering with the bars set. If the front rises 1 inch...

If I took all my washers out the chain ends of the spring bars would be above the frame. You’re doing it right, washers, chain link, and ball height adjustments are how it’s done with our type of WDH. But I do agree that you have some adjusting to go. It should not be swaying at all. I would...

How’s the level of the trailer when hooked up? I measure from the frame front and rear to make sure I’m level. Being lifted you may not have enough drop on the hitch. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

For about $37 on Amazon you can buy a lighted camera that has a 11 foot rigid cord and connects to your cell phone for viewing. You could drain the tank and then go looking for it. I dropped a plastic tube down my son’s Harley oil pan and had to fish it out. I would have never found it without...

I’ve never had a site like you describe, but if so then it would be easier to take the bars off while you are level. As far as the sway bars, they should be tightened down so there are no threads showing on top (i.e. all the way). If you can’t then adjustment is needed. Doing what the dealer...

Is there a heater vent right there? If so, this is what it probably looks like. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If it’s like my Wilderness 3175 there is only a heater hose in that big box in the storage area. Plenty of room for what you plan. Check inside the storage area on the right side small door and there are 4 screws on mine and that panel comes off to expose the wasted space. So if it’s like...

I have a Wilderness 3175RE and there is a switch inside the driver side front storage compartment near the light. It’s not very convenient. I’m thinking of moving it to the other side closer to the door. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk