Very good Video Greg ! I’ve just been using my Casita for two years! Did the normal maintenance is about all ! So far , haven’t had any issues. I am totally happy with mine and getting me out of my tent after many decades!!! Lol thanks
I found your channel a few weeks ago and have watched a lot of the videos. They are SO helpful! Especially for a newbie like me. Keep up the good videos. You explain things very well and I feel like I can do these things myself. Thank you!
Always enjoy your videos. Must have watched the lithium upgrade video a hundred times while preparing to do my own. Replaced the older WFCO unit with a newer version WFCO auto detect converter which adjusts the voltage for the battery type in use. Will see how it goes this Spring!
I enjoyed your video. Quite comprehensive. I purchased a 2018 independence from a nice fella in Texas and will pick up in March and bring back to Connecticut. Thanks
Thanks for a very informative and helpful tour of your trailer. I really like all the upgrades you’ve done. We’re anticipating taking delivery of our Casita in late July, 2023.
Best Casita channel on the tube. First thanks for the great content always useful. Hope you have your Casita more years to come. We took delivery if our 2022 Casita Indy in Dec. Started the Victron BVM 712 installation your video is great help, I'm actually copying what you have done to a certain extent. Hope y'all have your Casita many more years and hope to see you down the road.
Thank you for the update! We've had our Casita for two months now and have enjoyed immensely so far. I'm really interested in your latest modification to the table. We have an ID and have given up using the table. I think that your modification could work for us. Would you be so kind as to do a short video on how you did it? I've learned so much from your videos and they gave me so much confidence when we finally picked up our own. Safe travels!
Outstanding review thank you! We have a 2019 Casita Spirit Deluxe. We had the same factory power distribution system that failed and I changed it out with the same unit you have. As for the Dometic refrigerator we had to replace the coils $2000.00 A new refrigerator could not be found. 😫 Today we are on our 2nd day of using the Casita that we acquired in August for the first time. Yes life gets in way! In West Texas the weather was/is perfect for a first shake down of our new to us casita.😀🛫
Say what?? $2K for just the coils? I thought the entire fridge was less than a grand? And I’m very curious why you couldn’t find a new one? Supplies still that limited?
I owned an '88 King Sleeper. Their quality had gotten better, but the frame and suspension was built for a go-cart. 13" wheels and 2200lb axle. After about 6-7k miles and I'll admit it was about 21 years old, the right side axle broke on the 4 lane. Was very lucky no one was around because the tire flew. All the windows leaked and the trim molding on the floor would never stay in place. A/Cs use to be almost floor level where the closet was. Burned up the compressor 2x because the air blew straight out into the wall on the other side of the doorway. Cycled too often. But on the good side, we had allot of fun with the kids when they were little.
Excellent video! I will watch more and have subscribed. Thanks a bunch for ALL of the tips and truths! I am curious how much the extra shelf and box in front increased your tongue weight?
Great video, very helpful. Couple of things: Where did you get the box sitting on your Strombergy-Carlson rack? Also, where did you get the hinges you use for your extended cutting board? You may have listed in another video but haven't been able to find. Thanks.
Thanks. Our liberty mattresses are 82 X 24. Here is the link who we used. www.magicsleepermattress.com/ You will have to call them to order for the Liberty.
What a wonderful video! I want a Casita but have a Bushwacker teardrop...for now. But all of this information is good to have and is relevant. Is the awning something I can order for my RV that is customized in size for the side?
Thanks again for this great information! My 3rd window broke (next to the stove on my Spirit) and I have only found one incomplete video on UA-cam. Have you ever found a video or a post on replacing a window? thx
Great video, I have a 2012 Casita liberty Deluxe 17' that I bought in 2015 and love it. if I may ask what you are using for your mattresses. We have the double bed, which I'm not a fan of.
Great video, Thank you for sharing. I followed your winterization video. We have a 2021 SD. Where did you get the fridge door hinge support? Ours broke and thankfully was under warranty.
You mentioned you could put us in touch with someone to install the Katy's Closet, as well as other items. We will pick up our Independence Deluxe in April and would like to try and set it up while we are there, before we return to FL. Do you have the independence or is it one of the other models? It looks wider between the beds than the independence but everything else looks the same. Enjoy your videos and em excited to learn maintenance and mechanical tips from you.
Congrats on the new Casita. Here is the website for the place in Texas that installs Katys Closets. www.casitaworks.com He does amazing work and is very knowledgeable on the Casitas. Here is a link to CasitaWorks installing the hitch on our Casita ua-cam.com/video/KkC4YZBYMcA/v-deo.html We have the liberty so our bunks are not as wide as the Independence.
@@CasitaRvLife Thanks so much. Appreciate it. Had been trying to arrange at another place, but their schedule is blocked out for that week. I will definitely check this out. I see they do installs on the Stromberg platforms as well. Several RV parks right there in the neighborhood as well.
Sorry but no. I did the upgrade before I started the UA-cam channel. If you have any questions email me at greg@casitarvlife.com and I will work with you.
Thanks for the great info in your video. I'm curious about the carpet on the walls. Have you ever had any problems with it molding? I live in Florida and it's humid. Would love to hear your thoughts.
We live in Florida also so we understand the humidity. We have never had an issue with moisture or mold anywhere in the trailer. We always open the bathroom vent and the Maxair fan when using the trailer. We keep the Maxair fan bringing air in on the lowest speed and it exhausts out the bathroom vent. We do this regardless of the AC or Heat being on. When we store the trailer we close all vents and place a large Damprid bucket in the trailer.
Sure, for about $20,000 there are numerous places that can do that. But you’d need at least six lithium batteries, a few thousand watts of solar panels, room for all that and even then you’d be lucky to run it for even four hours and that would require tons of perfect sun conditions. Not really practical for a Casita. Trust me, I’ve researched it extensively because that’s by far the one capability I wish I had and the only thing that interferes with 100% boondocking 😔
Great video, I'm curious what radio you added that plugs into your tv and also, did you just cut the connection from the outside antenna to the factory box they have in place and add your own connections and if so, do you have a link to that antenna and connections you use for your wifi, Thanks again.
I used a standard under counter mount radio. Here is the link. amzn.to/3x4brwD I then connected the headphone jack on the back of the TV to the Aux in jack on the stereo. For the outside antenna my Casita only has a cable coming from the outside connector to the TV. I did not get the TV amp Casita offered. Here are the links. amzn.to/3DO1WW6 amzn.to/3JPypzg amzn.to/3Ydgc2W amzn.to/3RJ7lDO
The trailer comes from the factory with the items to make a larger bed including cushions. We initially had it setup fro the larger bed. We prefer two separate beds so we don't have to climb over each other at night to use the restroom.
could we sleep the other way so we wouldn't have to crawl over one another during the night. My husband is 6' 1" tall so sleeping across a camper is also usually too cramped@@CasitaRvLife
Do you by any chance have a link to the wire sink cover you bought? I've seen a number of them on Amazon but I don't know what size to buy. Also, did you drill into the fiberglass to put up that ittle hanging bar in the bathroom? I'm wondering if 3M adhesive strips would secure it.
Is this a 16 or 17 foot ? I'm looking at getting one and my jku wrangler rubicon will be its tow vehicle. I'm mostly curious how it handles and is it stable?
Why do these trailers have carpeting on the walls, ceiling and inside closets? I would think that would hold cooking smells, moisture and mold. It would also make the camper very hot in warm climates. I don't understand their logic for using this. Please help me understand it.
The walls are made of single wall fiberglass. Fiberglass does not have a good insulation factor. The carpeting is used as a type of insulation on the walls. The concept works really good. I have not noticed any smell, mold or moisture problems and I have camped in the desert heat and down to -10 degree weather for about 4 years. Casita has started offering a new covering for the walls as an option but I have not had any experience with it yet.
Good stuff! But for the life of me I can’t conceive in my wildest dreams why you took rivets out of propane cover and replaced with the plastic ties?? Seems like a monumental PITA every time you remove it? I carry two extra tanks - so 4 total - and I use very little propane (esp when not winter), and yet I STILL find it necessary to fill them every month or so. And I don’t understand what that tweak accomplishes? I just put nice black covers on my tanks - with tops and level gauges showing - and no cover at all and it looks and works great. Like you I’ve never had a propane issue in four years. All that said, they do make those white covers that are virtually identical to the one you’ve got but with no rivets! To be sure, the irony is that I use one to cover my generator that is on the top shelf with lockdown kit where your silver box is. It’s pretty much water tight and not only keeps water and dust out but it also conceals my nice Honda EU 2200 so as to look like more propane tanks :) Even though it’s locked down and I have three external video cameras I still like the stealth and clean look the white solid propane cover provides. You can see my setup on Instagram and probably FB. Search my name or AttorneyOnFIRE on Instagram (FIRE = Financial Independence Retire Early). And FWIW, no, I’m definitely not dropping my social media reference here for any ulterior motive; I’ve got zero sponsors and do zero marketing or the like. As is obvious by my merely few hundred followers. Lol. But I am proud of my rig and do like to connect with other Casita owners 😎
Sounds like you have a nice setup. I just used the cover I had and it is easy to remove without the rivets because of the tray over it. I did try one of the fake leather covers but it did not hold up and I went back to the hard plastic cover. That for watching and have safe travels.
@@CasitaRvLife Aha! Now that makes a lot more sense! Since I never had the cover under my tray I never had to deal with taking it off and putting on. Now that you’ve explained that I get it. But I still think the easiest way is just to use the wrap around cover things - just saw that mine are Weber. But if this way works for you, that’s great. How long would you say you can go on two 20 lb tanks if you’re using propane for water heating and cooking and not much heating of space? Or maybe you don’t really know because you are usually plugged in? Speaking of water heating, my water heater is working on propane (thank god) but not on electric. Any experience with that? My research reveals it could be any number of things. I’d get a new one if I wasn’t boondocking in the middle of nowhere forest and had some down time. But I am and don’t :) Also meant to ask what year your rig is? Mine is a 2014.
No, Most of the electrical items are upgrades for camping off grid but not needed for basic camping at a campground with full hookups. It would be the same regardless of the brand off trailer.
Lithium batteries do not like to be kept at 100% charge--you will kill them doing so. Unfortunately you're using new technology batteries but still stuck on old-school thinking (read: lead acid & agm battery.)
The batteries were installed and use the charging equipment recommended by the battery manufacturer. Battle born recommended the type of system we are using. It is operated per their specifications.
A ton of good information. Thanks for the time and effort it took to make these videos. Happy trails!
Our pleasure!
Very good Video Greg ! I’ve just been using my Casita for two years! Did the normal maintenance is about all ! So far , haven’t had any issues. I am totally happy with mine and getting me out of my tent after many decades!!! Lol thanks
Fantastic!
I found your channel a few weeks ago and have watched a lot of the videos. They are SO helpful! Especially for a newbie like me. Keep up the good videos. You explain things very well and I feel like I can do these things myself. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Always enjoy your videos. Must have watched the lithium upgrade video a hundred times while preparing to do my own. Replaced the older WFCO unit with a newer version WFCO auto detect converter which adjusts the voltage for the battery type in use. Will see how it goes this Spring!
Glad to help
I enjoyed your video. Quite comprehensive.
I purchased a 2018 independence from a nice fella in Texas and will pick up in March and bring back to Connecticut. Thanks
Have fun!
Thanks for a very informative and helpful tour of your trailer.
I really like all the upgrades you’ve done.
We’re anticipating taking delivery of our Casita in late July, 2023.
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you so much for such a straight forward, no nonsense. Video on your Casita travel trailer. I enjoyed watching it very much.
Thank you very much
Excellent review of your travel trailer. You have a very nice set up, and I love how well organized you are. Take care, and safe travels......
Thanks, you too!
Great review. Man Id love to find a used trailer from someone like you - who's taken such great care of their trailer. Thanks for the insights!
your welcome
You made a very informative video that was easy to watch and listen to. Great job. 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks! Very helpful for us new Casita owners.
Our pleasure!
I really appreciate you doing these videos. I am looking at purchasing a casita and this is very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Great Review! I have a 2022 Spirit deluxe. So far no issues. I can see using your website in the future to do some upgrades! Thanks!
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you for the wonderful video and the insights into all of the upgrades you have done. Now I really want to go get one
Your welcome
Best Casita channel on the tube. First thanks for the great content always useful. Hope you have your Casita more years to come. We took delivery if our 2022 Casita Indy in Dec. Started the Victron BVM 712 installation your video is great help, I'm actually copying what you have done to a certain extent. Hope y'all have your Casita many more years and hope to see you down the road.
Thank you very much. I hope you have as much fun with your Casita as we have had with ours.
Thank you for the update! We've had our Casita for two months now and have enjoyed immensely so far. I'm really interested in your latest modification to the table. We have an ID and have given up using the table. I think that your modification could work for us. Would you be so kind as to do a short video on how you did it? I've learned so much from your videos and they gave me so much confidence when we finally picked up our own. Safe travels!
We will start on the video.
@@CasitaRvLife 👏Yay! Thank you!!
I just published the table video.
@@CasitaRvLife Thank you! Heading to see it right now! 😍
Outstanding review thank you! We have a 2019 Casita Spirit Deluxe. We had the same factory power distribution system that failed and I changed it out with the same unit you have. As for the Dometic refrigerator we had to replace the coils $2000.00
A new refrigerator could not be found.
😫
Today we are on our 2nd day of using the Casita that we acquired in August for the first time. Yes life gets in way!
In West Texas the weather was/is perfect for a first shake down of our new to us casita.😀🛫
Thanks for watching. Have fun in west Texas.
Say what?? $2K for just the coils? I thought the entire fridge was less than a grand? And I’m very curious why you couldn’t find a new one? Supplies still that limited?
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
Thanks
I am considering a Casita. Nice to get both a tour and the experiences of an owner.
Thanks
I owned an '88 King Sleeper. Their quality had gotten better, but the frame and suspension was built for a go-cart. 13" wheels and 2200lb axle. After about 6-7k miles and I'll admit it was about 21 years old, the right side axle broke on the 4 lane. Was very lucky no one was around because the tire flew. All the windows leaked and the trim molding on the floor would never stay in place. A/Cs use to be almost floor level where the closet was. Burned up the compressor 2x because the air blew straight out into the wall on the other side of the doorway. Cycled too often. But on the good side, we had allot of fun with the kids when they were little.
I've never seen a 88 king sleeper.
Excellent video! I will watch more and have subscribed. Thanks a bunch for ALL of the tips and truths!
I am curious how much the extra shelf and box in front increased your tongue weight?
Thanks. My tongue weight is at 300 lbs or 11% with this modification.
Great video, very helpful. Couple of things: Where did you get the box sitting on your Strombergy-Carlson rack? Also, where did you get the hinges you use for your extended cutting board? You may have listed in another video but haven't been able to find. Thanks.
Here is the link for the box. amzn.to/3CX0ssk
Here is the link for the hinges. amzn.to/3GSP81p
Thank You 🙏🏽 very helpful and inspiring ❤
You are so welcome
Very insightful.. thanks 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!
Outstanding video, thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks much for the information. I'm slowly acclimating the wife to camping in a trailer like this... perhaps it's really glamping, I don't know.
We would consider it glamming.
Great Info !! Thanks !!
Our pleasure!
Excellent video
Thank you very much!
Wonderful ideas and mods. Can you advise the measurements of your beds and what kind of mattresses you got?
Thanks. Our liberty mattresses are 82 X 24. Here is the link who we used. www.magicsleepermattress.com/ You will have to call them to order for the Liberty.
What a wonderful video! I want a Casita but have a Bushwacker teardrop...for now. But all of this information is good to have and is relevant. Is the awning something I can order for my RV that is customized in size for the side?
We made the window awnings for our trailer. They will work on any trailer.
Thanks again for this great information! My 3rd window broke (next to the stove on my Spirit) and I have only found one incomplete video on UA-cam. Have you ever found a video or a post on replacing a window? thx
No I haven,t. I have been looking just for the knowledge for me.
Here is one video I found. ua-cam.com/video/0UDH5rk-UTc/v-deo.html
Great video, I have a 2012 Casita liberty Deluxe 17' that I bought in 2015 and love it. if I may ask what you are using for your mattresses. We have the double bed, which I'm not a fan of.
we bought them from www.magicsleepermattress.com
Where is the Amazon link to the replacement air cond filters? Thanks!
amzn.to/3Q7cdU8 this is the link
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Great video, Thank you for sharing. I followed your winterization video. We have a 2021 SD. Where did you get the fridge door hinge support? Ours broke and thankfully was under warranty.
Thanks for watching. Here is the link for the hinge. littlehousecustoms.com/store.html
You mentioned you could put us in touch with someone to install the Katy's Closet, as well as other items. We will pick up our Independence Deluxe in April and would like to try and set it up while we are there, before we return to FL. Do you have the independence or is it one of the other models? It looks wider between the beds than the independence but everything else looks the same. Enjoy your videos and em excited to learn maintenance and mechanical tips from you.
Congrats on the new Casita. Here is the website for the place in Texas that installs Katys Closets. www.casitaworks.com He does amazing work and is very knowledgeable on the Casitas. Here is a link to CasitaWorks installing the hitch on our Casita ua-cam.com/video/KkC4YZBYMcA/v-deo.html We have the liberty so our bunks are not as wide as the Independence.
@@CasitaRvLife Thanks so much. Appreciate it. Had been trying to arrange at another place, but their schedule is blocked out for that week. I will definitely check this out. I see they do installs on the Stromberg platforms as well. Several RV parks right there in the neighborhood as well.
Great review! Gave me a ton of ideas! I want to change the shore powered to plug in like you have done. Do you have a vid showing how you did it?
Sorry but no. I did the upgrade before I started the UA-cam channel. If you have any questions email me at greg@casitarvlife.com and I will work with you.
Thanks for the great info in your video. I'm curious about the carpet on the walls. Have you ever had any problems with it molding? I live in Florida and it's humid. Would love to hear your thoughts.
We live in Florida also so we understand the humidity. We have never had an issue with moisture or mold anywhere in the trailer. We always open the bathroom vent and the Maxair fan when using the trailer. We keep the Maxair fan bringing air in on the lowest speed and it exhausts out the bathroom vent. We do this regardless of the AC or Heat being on. When we store the trailer we close all vents and place a large Damprid bucket in the trailer.
Thanks so much for the response! @@CasitaRvLife
Is there any chance of getting enough lithium to run the AC for maybe 6-10 hours?
It would take several more batteries and a dc to ac inverter. To me no.
Sure, for about $20,000 there are numerous places that can do that. But you’d need at least six lithium batteries, a few thousand watts of solar panels, room for all that and even then you’d be lucky to run it for even four hours and that would require tons of perfect sun conditions. Not really practical for a Casita. Trust me, I’ve researched it extensively because that’s by far the one capability I wish I had and the only thing that interferes with 100% boondocking 😔
Great video, I'm curious what radio you added that plugs into your tv and also, did you just cut the connection from the outside antenna to the factory box they have in place and add your own connections and if so, do you have a link to that antenna and connections you use for your wifi, Thanks again.
I used a standard under counter mount radio. Here is the link. amzn.to/3x4brwD I then connected the headphone jack on the back of the TV to the Aux in jack on the stereo. For the outside antenna my Casita only has a cable coming from the outside connector to the TV. I did not get the TV amp Casita offered. Here are the links. amzn.to/3DO1WW6 amzn.to/3JPypzg amzn.to/3Ydgc2W amzn.to/3RJ7lDO
Hi, how did you mount the hook organizer in the bathroom?
The fold down laundry hook was riveted to the wall.
Picked up a few good mod ideas watching this. What brand/model is your radio receiver? Thanks.
Here is the link for the radio. amzn.to/3sCakoS
@@CasitaRvLife Thank you!
Greg, how did you install the hanger in Bath (rivets ?) - we love our Casita also 👍
Thanks for post
Yes we used rivets
I wonder if you can add panels between the two single beds to make one larger bed, and if cushions are provided for that?
The trailer comes from the factory with the items to make a larger bed including cushions. We initially had it setup fro the larger bed. We prefer two separate beds so we don't have to climb over each other at night to use the restroom.
could we sleep the other way so we wouldn't have to crawl over one another during the night. My husband is 6' 1" tall so sleeping across a camper is also usually too cramped@@CasitaRvLife
You should be able to but you won’t have a table unless you took the bed down every day. The independence model has wider twin beds.
great content 👍👍
Thank you 👍
Where can I find the fridge control panel protector?
littlehousecustoms.com
Do you by any chance have a link to the wire sink cover you bought? I've seen a number of them on Amazon but I don't know what size to buy. Also, did you drill into the fiberglass to put up that ittle hanging bar in the bathroom? I'm wondering if 3M adhesive strips would secure it.
Here is the link to the sink cover. amzn.to/3XtTliB I drilled holes and used rivets on the hanging bar in the bathroom because of the weight.
Can you send me the info for closet shelving?
Thank you…
Pam
Check out www.katyscasitaclosets.com/
I purchased a teak mat for my casita. I need the rubber feet. What do I need to get? Thank you
Here is the link amzn.to/3jMn3kI
Is this a 16 or 17 foot ? I'm looking at getting one and my jku wrangler rubicon will be its tow vehicle. I'm mostly curious how it handles and is it stable?
We have a 17 foot Liberty deluxe. I use the Andersen hitch and it tows great.
Why do these trailers have carpeting on the walls, ceiling and inside closets? I would think that would hold cooking smells, moisture and mold. It would also make the camper very hot in warm climates. I don't understand their logic for using this. Please help me understand it.
It’s for moisture control.
The walls are made of single wall fiberglass. Fiberglass does not have a good insulation factor. The carpeting is used as a type of insulation on the walls. The concept works really good. I have not noticed any smell, mold or moisture problems and I have camped in the desert heat and down to -10 degree weather for about 4 years. Casita has started offering a new covering for the walls as an option but I have not had any experience with it yet.
nice video
Thanks for the visit
Good stuff! But for the life of me I can’t conceive in my wildest dreams why you took rivets out of propane cover and replaced with the plastic ties?? Seems like a monumental PITA every time you remove it? I carry two extra tanks - so 4 total - and I use very little propane (esp when not winter), and yet I STILL find it necessary to fill them every month or so. And I don’t understand what that tweak accomplishes? I just put nice black covers on my tanks - with tops and level gauges showing - and no cover at all and it looks and works great. Like you I’ve never had a propane issue in four years. All that said, they do make those white covers that are virtually identical to the one you’ve got but with no rivets! To be sure, the irony is that I use one to cover my generator that is on the top shelf with lockdown kit where your silver box is. It’s pretty much water tight and not only keeps water and dust out but it also conceals my nice Honda EU 2200 so as to look like more propane tanks :) Even though it’s locked down and I have three external video cameras I still like the stealth and clean look the white solid propane cover provides. You can see my setup on Instagram and probably FB. Search my name or AttorneyOnFIRE on Instagram (FIRE = Financial Independence Retire Early). And FWIW, no, I’m definitely not dropping my social media reference here for any ulterior motive; I’ve got zero sponsors and do zero marketing or the like. As is obvious by my merely few hundred followers. Lol. But I am proud of my rig and do like to connect with other Casita owners 😎
Sounds like you have a nice setup. I just used the cover I had and it is easy to remove without the rivets because of the tray over it. I did try one of the fake leather covers but it did not hold up and I went back to the hard plastic cover. That for watching and have safe travels.
@@CasitaRvLife Aha! Now that makes a lot more sense! Since I never had the cover under my tray I never had to deal with taking it off and putting on. Now that you’ve explained that I get it. But I still think the easiest way is just to use the wrap around cover things - just saw that mine are Weber. But if this way works for you, that’s great. How long would you say you can go on two 20 lb tanks if you’re using propane for water heating and cooking and not much heating of space? Or maybe you don’t really know because you are usually plugged in? Speaking of water heating, my water heater is working on propane (thank god) but not on electric. Any experience with that? My research reveals it could be any number of things. I’d get a new one if I wasn’t boondocking in the middle of nowhere forest and had some down time. But I am and don’t :)
Also meant to ask what year your rig is? Mine is a 2014.
What model is this casita?
Liberty
Bought a Casita February 24 and the workmanship is terrible
Sorry to hear that. The workmanship on mine is great. I would contact Casita.
We were sold on the Casita but the wife just doesn't like a 'wet bath'.
I actually like the wet bath. When it is time to clean I scrub the whole thing down then rinse it all down.
I was just talking with my fiancé about not having a microwave. Coincidentally, you opted not to 👌
We would rather have the storage space.
Sounds like you have to be an electrician to own one of these things.
No, Most of the electrical items are upgrades for camping off grid but not needed for basic camping at a campground with full hookups. It would be the same regardless of the brand off trailer.
splendid ,would you like moe views?~see you on my side~dear-
thanks
Lithium batteries do not like to be kept at 100% charge--you will kill them doing so. Unfortunately you're using new technology batteries but still stuck on old-school thinking (read: lead acid & agm battery.)
The batteries were installed and use the charging equipment recommended by the battery manufacturer. Battle born recommended the type of system we are using. It is operated per their specifications.
Is a sway control hitch really needed
I would not tow without it.