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I spin the wheels while SLOWLY pumping in the grease, so i don't send grease out the back seal. Yes the first time it takes a lot of grease. The approved greases on dexters list seem to be lithium complex, so i've stayed with that. Currently using valvoline synpower.

I use the self leveling dicor.

Ford lost me with aluminum beds. Granted there is some Al on my truck , tailgate, maybe hood. but not the bed.

That's too cold for me!

I would be concerned with moisture buildup. We breath out a lot of moisture, in a confined space, with cool walls and warm heated air. It can condense and run down the walls. I think an electronic thermometer with humidity reading would be good to have.

I do as well. I had one of the rv connector terminals burn/corrode out , the dealer said it was from keeping the truck plugged to the camper with the trailer on shore power. I think it was the hot terminal of the 7way connector.

Is that safe to do on someone elses wifi?

I stand corrected!

Running a 30amp adapter to a 50amp outlet, only uses 1 leg, so you have 25amps vs the 30amp outlet. I have used an adapter and ran off the 50amp outlet, when the 30am outlet was all worn out and lose , other wise i use the 30amp.

No lashings here, you use what you feel comfortable with and makes your trip easy and enjoyable. If i spent more time in colder environments like you do, who knows, i might use it.

I'm on my 3rd travel trailer. I know people that don't fully use the toilet, and yes with just water , little chance of a problem. But in reality, we have always used our toilet and never had a black tank issue. We use it for #2 and we use single ply toilet paper. If you never let your tanks...

5-10 gallons a second in sandstone for decades! I'd worry that it would be eroding constantly and the leak getting bigger.

I have them balanced, just makes sense it would be easier on the bearings and axle.

Looks like no slideout , would be tough for those with dogs. Thanks a lot of money per square foot of camping space. .

My process its to kill shut off the mains to the line, then the breaker to the outlet. i connect the generator cord to the outlet and gen set. AFTER the cord is connected, i start the generator, let it warm up a bit as i check the ancilliary loads i don't want. Then i flip the breaker for the...

Wow! Foolish. I'm sure he is a whiz at physics.

Glad you did fine, lots of shady spots on those roads. You can seem fine, then hit what seems like wet glass.

No experience with the hose, i use a thetford titan. I do use the clear rhino elbow like you posted above.