DaddyJeep wrote:I can't tell because of that piece of lumber, but did you completely remove that front piece? I am worried that you may have got a little carried away and removed all of the strength in the frame.
bartek wrote:Darn, and I thought my teardrop was large
One thing which you may already know is that there are some additional lighting requirements kicking in when you go over 80 inches width. Mine was 78 inches, but after I added wider tires (and resulting fenders) it will actually go just over 80 inches.
Not a big deal, just something to remember when you're doing the electrical.
Looking forward to seeing your build progress
DaddyJeep wrote:I can't tell because of that piece of lumber, but did you completely remove that front piece? I am worried that you may have got a little carried away and removed all of the strength in the frame.
Shadow Catcher wrote:Using the old converter may not be a great idea, most were hard on batteries, not three or four stage charging
Ours is a 6X10
crxtech wrote:Shadow Catcher wrote:Using the old converter may not be a great idea, most were hard on batteries, not three or four stage charging
Ours is a 6X10
Thanks for the tip. I look into this specific model. What do you use or recommend using?
S. Heisley wrote:crxtech wrote:Shadow Catcher wrote:Using the old converter may not be a great idea, most were hard on batteries, not three or four stage charging
Ours is a 6X10
Thanks for the tip. I look into this specific model. What do you use or recommend using?
That looks like the same model that I have. They used to have problems with those but have since fixed those problems. It's the only converter that my local RV parts store sells. Mine has been running I think 9 years. My battery is 10 years and just died this fall. I'm happy with that. If you have the money in your pocket for a USA made Progressive, go for it. Otherwise, if you know your existing converter functions okay, you can stick with it. Recognize that the dimensions of a Progressive and a WFCO are slightly different; so, if you decide to switch to a Progressive later on, you'll need to do a little cutting (not much) to make it fit.
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