Recent content by U2fletch

Have 3 low mile Sailun S637 tires and aluminum rims from our 2017 Cyclone available if anyone wants them. I had a problem with a cracked/leaking rim and replaced the wheels with steel and new tires recently while on a trip. Sent from my SM-G935P using Tapatalk

We got a Dish setup. Wally receiver and tailgater unit. We like the monthly pay as you go plan since we are not full timers. Sent from my HTCONE using Tapatalk

We live in Bastrop and maidened our new Cyclone 3110 back in August at North Shore Park. Had a very nice time. The walking trail to South Shore is very nice, although the bridge is still out so you can't get all the way between the two parks. Are you referring to the dam break that occurred a...

We ended up with a 2017 Cyclone 3110, but looked at the Road Warrier 3611JS as well. The 10' garage is actually about 9' 6" or so since we have the 3 seasons door (which we love) and patio option. Our Stratoliner rides on a front wheel chock and has inches to spare in the back. You can't go...

The stock brakes are totally electric. Jeff

I just put the Titan disc brakes on my Cyclone 3110 myself. The kit was $1625 after the $100 discount I got from Ron while at the Canton Rally. Took me all day yesterday to accomplish, but it was not rocket science. Well worth the effort. Jeff

Sweet! I am jealous of that cargo capacity. What are you towing with?

Rats! I thought maybe I had misread my sticker. Nope. My 2017 Cyclone 3110 clearly states that the cargo capacity as 936lbs with the water tanks full. That matches the numbers for the published GVWR minus the actual dry weight of the rig. Jeff

Gotcha, I was looking at published GVWR (17,000) - Dry weight (15,305) for rig. Comes up with 1695 for capacity. On mine, the sticker gives numbers for how much the water weighs, warning what little that leaves for cargo. Maybe I read it wrong. To me, dry weight means without fluids. Would...

Great looking rig! We also looked at a 3611JS, but ended up ordering a 3110 from the factory. If our kids were still at home that extra bathroom would have been the deciding factor. I need to ask what you guys do when boondocking. Looking at the published cargo capacity of just over 1600lbs...

Behind the control panel near the light switches seems like a logical place to mount them.

Erika, Lisa and I would love to attend if you have room for us! Count us in. Arrive the 29th and leave the 2nd.

Hah, hah. Yes. Our 9th RW motto was " In God We Trust...All Others We Monitor" Sent from my HTCONE using Tapatalk

Lisa and I had a great time at the Rally meeting everyone. Can't wait to attend some more! Here is a short video from Saturday evening.... https://youtu.be/S_Nork-IIhM

Thanks! I found this guys website several years ago: www.buildyourcnc.com. Basically copied his general design and built my own. Total cost was just under $2k, and I use very heavy duty, industrial quality electronics. Can cut everything from carbon fiber, 3/4 ply, to milling circuit boards...