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its not an xray machine, while it can see through walls to a degree, it will not be able to see far, generally only whats touching it unless the temp difference is extreme, like a wire under load. it will see rafters beams etc, but if the nest is like 3 feet inside from the outside roof, its...

lol he needs his whole house wrapped, not 4 inches.

it's not, my wife's mother in laws house is like this. can't imagine how much heat she loses.

you do find disappointing things. my bedroom has issues, in the hardest part of the attic to reach

These things used to be like 1k 400+. I am not sure how much lower they are going to go. This is a thermal camera, doesn't work like an endoscope, this is for seeing temperature differences. It comes with an extension cable so you can position where you want.

it was 199, appears to be at 209 now.

yes, this model is for android, uses USB-C and has an extension cable for USB-C in case it doesn't fit, and or you want to move the camera independent of the phone

start where you have voltage, and keep moving up the line till you don't. simple.

that was my point I am familiar with solar, and know what it takes to make a light bright, 99% of people are not going to invest in the battery/solar/aesthetic to make the light bright enough to be usable.

I use the tamers, these below, you may need 3 depending how heavy the bucket and how soft the ground is. I can run in float at almost full speed with out digging in. https://amzn.to/4h5UPtw

is anyone actually impressed with solar powered anything, every time I see one used. I think it wasn't worth the effort to put it up, they are so dim

they literally drove it from the store. I have had it happen several times.

with the amperage needed for led, he prolly could wire 100 lights before it becomes a issue. 12/2 is prolly overkill as it is.

I never thought it would be as useful as it is, I use it for everything under the sun. shocking how accurate it can see the temp difference, it shows up well for even 1 degree difference

I use this camera daily. This is the cheapest price I have seen in a while for it. Figure i throw it out there. I use it as much as my volt meter anymore. resolution is very high, plugs into the phone, and allows you take pictures, highest temperature etc. Really helps quickly diagnose issue...

you have a problem. that is not normal. you should be able to run at full throttle, with nothing other then a brief puff. this is probably why the performance is down. start a new thread so others can assist, do not use this thread.

follow the steps i mentioned above. although likely, you haven't yet proven the wire is bad. the other testing will take less then 10 minutes. i strongly recommend you follow it to understand the damage wire issue. watch this video. yes its for car's and dc, but its the same principle

the noco's can be forced to charge at the correct voltage and will start charging at any voltage

we already determined he has a 60v drop. I provided the steps he needs to follow about 10 posts up

wow dropped some coin. if you live somewhere very hot, keep the jump packs around 75% charged. they will last significantly longer.

yea cus it goes through the internet, any carrier will work since its not reliant on cell towers.

ATT prepaid for the year is 25 a month, and 16gb hotspot with rollover

no problem, 2000 is low, 2500 should see an improvement, although i doubt it will be double, these engines don't have as much hp as you think unfortunately

yep don't over think it, if you find it too powerful or too weak, just go up or down 200rpm, you will feel the difference, just try to engage the pto as low to idle as you can without stalling or severe shock etc. my mahindra has separate controls for mid and rear, and as such has 2 different...

as expected. plan of action go to the box on the fence post and do the exact same thing. check voltage. check wiring attach bulb bright or dim same voltage with bulb lit? if bulb is bright and voltage is stable at 118 etc. you have a problem with the connection or wire, from the fence to the...

man I hope eddie doesn't charge by the hour, he's taking forever to get that voltage reading.

I will make an assumption since you only have one selector and it shows both 540/2000 , then the rpm is the same for both options. based on your photo. you need to run at 2500 rpms on the RPM gauge.

my max has 2 marks on the rpm gauge. one is 540 and one is for 2000. I would need a picture to confirm, but yes its towards the upper end of rpm gauge. you need to run the rpm at that level, to provide the rated HP for the pto

garry don't jump the gun, I wanted this to last more then 30 seconds LOL

you have to wire the meter in series with the bulb, we can't tell here, but it seems right, its about .2 amp, but again this does not help in this situation.

The voltage is more important, what is the voltage with the bulb lit.

OL means overload, you have it in the wrong setting, should be on the 2. be aware you should only keep this showing amps around 10 seconds, these things have limits. what is the voltage with the bulb lit? I see a bit of corrosion and water in that box.

yes its possible to have a surface voltage. where any real load will drop it, but leds use very little. wire a normal incandescent bulb, and see if it works , if it doesn't unscrew the bulb. check voltage. if it shows normal, screw it back in and check voltage. if the voltage disappears, you...

its fine the unit will just go in standby mode till you reconnect

why? just return it and get another one. their batteries last as long for me as any other battery i have tried.

generally requires you to disconnect the battery, there are airbag sensors in most seats now

yea do it once, you learn very quickly to simply pull the seat out. generally 4 bolts and a couple connectors.

Eh, soldering a 18650 is not easy. you can easily overheat the cell if you don't have a decent setup, its a big enough of a pain that I bought a spot welder to do this. I don't recommend this for most people.

yea I have taken the clones apart. they use lower capacity/quality cells. Period.

im not sure what this response is to, but acid fumes can get in the cable and eat at it long after its been removed from a battery.

keeps corrosion in check

So I will be upfront. I am not super strong with oscilloscopes. But I don't want the comments here to scare people from buying a Noco Charger, due to comments about high voltage. I have attached 2 photo's one from a good battery, and one from a bad battery. You just need to look at the...

so i will say it last time, do what you want. what exactly do you think this high frequency pulse consists of? high pitch whine actually indicates crappy inductor coil potting, but I'm done, Noco is the number one selling charger on the market, I never even heard of pulsertech before this. if...

I am not really testing desulfation, just the voltage range its shooting out, I expect to see almost nothing on my bigger battery had time to think about it. That said I will run the charger in lead acid mode. it won't really change much.

yea a pulse of voltage what do you think the pulse consists of? high frequency and voltage go hand in hand, frequency simply means how many times per second/minute it hits it with higher voltage. you seem to be blaming the noco, sounds more like the noco is finding bad batteries. i have a...

I really only use Ubiquiti and Mikrotik for my wireless/router needs. Just going off those units. Based on the questions, as you know there is some configuration needed, hopefully it works out for him.

read back. the noco genius one is dropping close to 19V in a BAD battery, this i believe is to be expected. HF units do have consistency issues. there voltages range from 12.2 to 14.8 depending on batches. I tweak them with resistors to get 13.2, at 5 bucks it is what it is.

I have units similar to this on a 1 MILE shot. there is a limit too how much they throttle back (about 50% is max pull back) on shorter runs we actually misalign the antenna's to get the power down more (-50db is about perfect). He's at 100 feet, these are massively overpowered. More is not...

thats what 99% of them are. they are nothing more then a ac/dc transformer to a buck converter. these noco's and everything else all they are doing is using a computer to PWM a higher voltage to "hopefully" break up the sulfication on the plates. there is no magic here. you need to actually...

So I threw this on an oscilloscope, on a battery that is bad. (4.76v) I am seeing a 18.9v pulse exactly 1 second in duration with mv amperage. what this means. The battery is bad. the noco attempts to pulse amperage into it, it doesn't take the amperage because its bad, unless the voltage...

isn't your 4 battery having some kind of issue as well? isn't that other post and now you desulfators running trying to recover. i will put mine on the scope. I have never seen voltages anywhere near that with any noco.

oh, I see it now, yea thats the year the company was founded. has nothing to do with the model of charger

I don't know what a 1914 is. the 1 amp is called genius 1, instructions are underneath the cables. you definitely have something weird going on. 18+v is wrong. If I get my truck fixed today, I may hook up the genius 1 to an oscilloscope and see the range, it really shouldn't be over 15v.

hopefully they throttle back, those are too powerful for the distance your shooting. You created a lot of extra work for yourself. Hope it works out.

yea that seems pretty off to me. I have never seen that, especially the ability to see it bounce like that. normal meters can't see pulse's. is this the one amp model?

how are you determining this, 18+ would actually damage electronics

you should be using a lead acid balancer, if your not taking these apart randomly and charging individually

is this 4s or 2s2p?

same one I use. you get about 10 seconds, or a solid minute if you got a strong enough leaf blower....

you can buy multiple extensions for this so you can do the entire car from one side...

no

if you have a 50amp charger you don't need a bigger one. you need to remove the battery. charge it. let it sit for 2 days off the charger and off the tractor and check the voltage. if its above 12.4 its not the battery, if its back down around 10, the battery is bad

you think the noco killed the battery?

Nobody is forcing anyone to do anything. You want to use jumper cables go for it, not like I'm making a dime here. Read the reviews. Not sure why you need a solid minute on glow plugs, I never did that on any of the dt466 I drove and we started them in -10F. So use the cables I guess the...

it can be a bad battery or it can be a drain from the tractor itself draining it.

that completely depends on the charge current.

This is a new battery? 10.6 typically means a cell has died inside. but based on your comments of needing to charge it out of the gate, I have some concerns there might be a parasitic load dropping it. do you have a dc clamp on meter, or a meter with a amp rating? your going to have to...

will a 100 dollar set of cables jump a semi? Maybe in an hour or 2. isn't that like 1 tire for you? again thats an example rated to jump a 16L engine. you prolly need a 3-400 dollar one for your trucks

keep them around 80% especially in hot temperature if you don't want them to puff up or get damaged. they don't like sitting at full charge.

cables take more space. I charge the unit maybe once a year, and use it roughly 5 to 6 times a year. Which is more than I can say for any pair of jumper cables I ever used. I don't even keep batteries on the key start generators anymore. I just fire them up with the jump pack

maybe you need to wait. I don't. they get warm if you get crazy, but I just hit it again.

generally running a cat 6 cable through a house is pretty unsightly, the mesh units are wireless and will provide a better experience.

at the end of the day you need one that fits your largest engine. thats it. no a 99 dollar one is not going to start a large diesel. the one below which is just an example will start a semi, multiple times. buy one that fits the engine...

Personally I feel Jumper cables are a waste of time anymore. I own a pair, Don't even know where they are. yes they are cheaper, generally but it does require another vehicle or machine be able to get close enough to jump, that doesn't seem to happen for me most times. lithium based battery...

I have to agree throwing mesh at it might be the easiest option. buy this 3 pack, put one in the window at your house. put one in the window at her house, see if they will work this way. (make sure they are all connected before putting one in her house) she would just need to connect to the...

LOL, This one big enough for you...

you don't jump with 50 amps, 50 amps is a charge, you need 20 minutes or so to give the battery some times to charge, depending on the size. just buy a jump pack. so much more convenient. something like this...

have a photo of these thousands of tractors cus google is failing me

always the same model? you guys never extended oil to 100 to see the life expectancy difference?

how did the valve adjustment go? was it initially off? and slowly not needed to be adjusted or was it constantly needing an adjustment its entire life? and this was an average across all the generators? how many made it to these numbers on average. did hp size or engine design play a factor in...

light on rops has to be on top with the bar up, or you will be blinded terribly. I just did this and even with custom blinders made, its not great. it needs to be above your head.

whats your oil change interval? and typical failure point at the 5k hours

No I run everything completely out of gas. I only use ethanol

gas has a time limit on it. I drain the tanks completely dry on my stuff. I have gone 2 years on gas, but it has a rough smell when it runs, make sure you rotate it out once and a while

I am going to buck the trend here. I never exercise. Ever. I own 5 of them. 1 Generator was an Onan 4k. It had a coil issue, and didn't run for 7 years. Fixed the coil. went full load within 10 minutes. 0 issue. my inverter suitcase get the gas drained and oil changed and they wait. can be 2...

i purchased a set of Nilights as well, they also don't pull the amperage they state they pull.

link the lights, strong chance its a lie.

yea i can see the angle causing i guess. although my quad plowing didn't have the issue either. Eh do what works for ya I guess. me locking float causes my driveway to get sections cut. i can see it working for asphalt

sounds like your curled too high then. I don't know works flawless for me. Only time I drop out of float is maybe to break up an ice bank.

Speak for yourself. If you have shoes on the bucket, it works fine. I run in float almost the entire time on my gravel driveway.

i would use a nylon 12 or PPA-CF (if you have a printer capable of it) for this. I still think your going to break it, can't you get one made on a lathe?

yes 922 or 920 or something

ebay sells them. @Carl_NH i think owns one

its because he's using a 5k winch and pulling up WAY to hard. although a cable limiter can help, it won't fix a snow binding issue. if the melting comment I made doesn't work. I prolly would use a 30A auto reset circuit breaker. at least it would tell me the issue was forming.

so the stiffening plates sit above the tubes? I don't have plates, just tubes and no winch. I can see how this happens. what I would do. put a limiter on the winch cable, so it stalls the winch so you can't get carried away. then install 12v heating pads on the stiffening plates to melt the...

lol, you seem to trigger easily. Are you and sawyer related?

If they want to play the game, then take them home. short them to 1v. then bring them back. games work both ways

Yes I put my lawn mower in my profile. Did you have a question about it? For 42 you seem very confused about what's going on in this thread. You might want to visit your family doctor. Your pretty young for the cognitive decline you seem to be displaying here.

maybe put the bottle down if the reference went over your head...

Even the Noco 1 amp will generally get the battery charged. it may take a week or 2, but when my solar charger which barely does an amp most day's, can get a battery up in 2 or 2 weeks, i am not worried. I still think the noco is a better deal then the tender. seems to have more options and...

not sure what your worried about. take the test if it comes, if it doesn't don't worry about it. I had my license since 06. i was tested once when i got it that's it. I still hold it, and have never once been asked by the local government to retest, and I just renewed it again last year.

what exactly is the question here?? how to beat the drug test?

own a cell phone laptop or tablet? yea same battery.

thats a depends question, lithium can't be charged below freezing, i know some of my lithium Flashlights have trouble in deep cold, not sure how bad the jump packs are. I don't store mine in the vehicle though either.

the only downside to these jump packs, is the limited duration between jump. on the one i own (not Noco) you only get about 4 seconds before the pack needs to rest. So if you have a truck that needs 20 + seconds to start, this may be slightly frustrating to have to wait a couple seconds in...

the batteries don't like the heat. have you tested them since you "know" they are wildly exaggerated? stick with your jumper cables then, I'll keep using the jump packs that weigh less then 2 pounds, yes i was shocked the first time i saw one used, after owning one for 5 years, it sure makes my...

I'd buy the noco long befor goo loo, at least they will be in business next year

sounds like a mouse got into the harness. your going to have go over it, and the grounds to the machine. start at the 12.8 side and work towards the key switch till the voltage drops

you have to hold the button for a while.

the noco's are a good deal and currently on sale https://amzn.to/3OFT6Ph

ah figured that was it

gas requirements will probably need to be upsized. make sure you understand the flow rates of these things and your current water temperature, and the GPM you want.

it was 80, did the sale end?

I have the 10, not aware of the jump start feature, do you mean force mode?

there is a pile on youtube showing the curves of multiple chargers

so did i, I bought 2 at the time. I really don't need more. but it seems like all the chargers are on sale

learn how to use force mode.

the manual does not indicate a manual repair mode, just a force mode for batteries that are too low to be detected. Just an FYI. I have a 10A model that does manual repair. but my understanding every charge cycle on the noco, does the desulf at the beginning of the charge...

I am not sure if it has the manual repair mode the larger models have FYI. I would check that

Figured I'd post it again, but this is literally the lowest price I have seen for any of the Noco's, if your waiting this is the best price I have seen for ANY of their models in the last 2 years. https://amzn.to/3CQzepX @grsthegreat we got screwed the 1 ampers are now only 20 bucks

The Noco just dropped again, must have read this thread now is only 20 dollars. https://amzn.to/3Ox6aGL

you might want to look at the noco i posted, it is more compatible with more batteries and is only 3 dollars more

Ok? for 3 dollars more you get the agm and lithium profile. seems like a no brainer to me

When i bought my atv 02 rancher. the rubicon was a cheaper quad. it was built off the forman frame, and still needed manual shifting. it was also solid rear axle. and was around 5400 hundred if i remember, the rincon was an automatic and irs and bigger engine and faster. it was a trail bike, and...

jesh, looks like a polaris now., rubicon was always a model. it was below the rincon.

Just cut the connectors off if you want and use whatever connector you want. I cut one off a set I was using. 0 need to use their propriety connectors.

router has to be able to accept external antennas the orbi's do not

be aware this is only for lead acid, has temp compenstation, and doesn't seem to have a mode for agm either. the noco is 3 dollars more and support lithium and agm as well. https://amzn.to/3CMkGaM i would take the noco simply for future compatibility with lithium. i actually just bought...

that photo is not actually showing separate grounds, that's a shared neutral ground bar. a separate bus bar would be install if used as a sub panel, you can see the screw holes on the right side. They only want one central ground to neutral point, deals with potential, they don't want current...

you are better off with mesh units, you need to understand wifi is a 2 way street, although the router can yell louder, the phone in your pocket can't. Now some units have better antennas' but there is a limit. most mesh units on the market are good enough for most people. Commercial units have...

the rv has 2 charging sources. the alternator from the engine with 4 gauge, then at the distribution panel. there is a 120v 4 stage battery charger, that does charge over the dual 8gauge wires. amperage is verified with a shunt at the battery.

the 8 run is to the distribution panel not to the alternator. the alternator is 4 gauge wiring to the battery. that only gets up into the 30's for a short time you have to understand charge rate tends to drop quite rapidly. I also don't run the rv battery very very low. at the end of the day...

i have an rv with a similar run, with dual 8's its about all i see.

little over 20 amp for the beginning, that's about it.

its either 2 or 4

I own the same one, Destroyed the license plate. I agree, do they think dump trailers only sit on paved roads?

here is the solar kit I use. https://amzn.to/4fCK7Ky the solar charger generally has it charged by the next day. I think I would hold off and see if you actually need charging from the truck. I doubt you will

I think you better wait till you get the trailer. I don't know what that box is he is touching, I think its a charger based on the wiring going to battery etc. I don't have that in my unit. I have the pump and the yellow control, you have some addons over me. LOL you said it had a charger. you...

4S yes. you can parallel 500 batteries if you want. there is no limitation there.

I strongly recommend you buy this if your doing series. the "batteries" will get out of balance with each other. I am not talking about the individual cells in the batteries. https://amzn.to/4fXgzXF to everyone else. I strongly recommend battery/bluetooth BMS units. they remove a TON of...

if the new trailer has a 7pin connector there is a strong chance it will have brakes and a breakaway battery, I haven't seen a trailer with no brakes come with a 7 pin. are you sure it has no brakes?

you said your using a 4 to 7 pin adapter..... why, did you mean a 7 pin to 4pin adapter?

i think you are confusing me, the trailer has brakes but your using a 4 flat converter? so you have 2 batteries? how are you charging the emergency battery now?

yea it will be fine, just start the truck before connecting. it won't sit at 50amp long, the battery is pretty small, mine is just a 4 way pin, not sure why you wouldn't enable charging if your running a 7 pin, there is no charger on these trailers.

i can throw a meter on mine, but I remotely doubt its pulling 130 amps. the wiring for my winch is 2x the size of this and barely pulls 100 on full load

i just meant as the backup. I don't see you as a person who runs out of fuel, does it have a fuel gauge?

I find it hard to believe you don't have a inverter floating around somewhere...

how many cycles do you plan in a day? I have a similar trailer, there is no charger, but i can prolly get 20+ cycles without issue (I didn't test after that, I don't use it that much in a day)

its not an eye problem, if you don't have to hold the main door button down the entire time the door is closing.

there are 2 bolts, that clinch it to the shaft. there is a gap there small. take a chisel and hammer it in, your trying to pry it open, make sure the bolts are removed. mine did not slide on, prolly took me about 10 minutes to get it on with the air tools. unfortunately cheap air hammers don't...

do you have an air hammer? take an air hammer and open the wedge points, once wedged if you have it, an air hammer with a hammer end and a piece of wood walked it on for me. the alignment was pretty critcal, had to spin it while hammering

yep, short of heating it which you can some are made with heating built in as well. prolly best to stick to lead acid.

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which ones are you using, most lifep04 aren't rated for starting. are you cycling them at all, or are they sitting on a float charger, they need to be cycled from time to time.

they make magnet mounts, not sure if that is an option for you, it would be by far the easiest.

Use it daily.

did you do a full load test yet on the new one?

take a look at this thread, lmk if you have questions https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/mahindra-max26-wr-long-bolt-on-grapple.475336/

Not at this time, the placement is not great, I had to design blinders to deal with it, and there is a bit of customization. your better off putting the lights at the top of the ROPS, but mine is never folded up.

is it really just starlink you care about. I would consider a solar generator, or even a inverter battery setup. I feel like a generator is not needed if your main concern is simply the internet.

ASA was created solely for outside use with a UV inhibitor. again, it may take literal years, but i prefer not to redo things. pla and pla+ can melt in high temps, Pla (not sure about+) tends to disintegrate after a while, pla is not really used for functional prints, I only see pla+ used for...

this is like the guy about reddit being a cesspool. Anything can be a cesspool. You decide if your going to wade into that particular water. what's even funnier, is he's on this forum, where there is a current active thread about whether the earth is flat.... I find both youtube and reddit to...

PETG, don't use pla+ not UV protected. and has temp issues. Use either PETG or ASA, ABS doesn't have a UV inhibitor I'm using 360.

thats what a grill is for. I would not buy a stove for the what maybe 1 time a year outage? I will take my wife out to dinner.

IDK I have never seen it recover a battery for me. I don't know why you don't watch utube but the same guy says the ctek only does the deslulf mode on battery's at 2v, I'm not sure it does it every cycle.

Yea... its the voltage being too high, not amperage. you can put a 500 amp charger behind a battery once it levels out the voltage, it won't take 1 amp of current.

that's even more then a NOCO its only a 5a vs to 10a on the noco. And i Thought the noco was a touch pricey. https://amzn.to/4fL5idc

well according to this guy, it doesn't work period, even on the noco. which I can kind of relate to.

not sure what you don't understand. FYI desulfation mode only runs periodically, it doesn't run continuously, it would overcharge the battery as it has to raise the voltage to do it. generally it jumps between float and desulfation. I have some of my HF float chargers over 10 years running...

Some of you may know I design and own a 3d printer. This is my latest entry. Rops mount light brackets. Everything came out nice. But I will say the front lights are blinding if you turn your head. They either need blinders, or to be placed all the way at the top of the rops. The back are fine...

No, they are float chargers, they aren't meant to charge the battery, old school trickle chargers sat up around 16 volts. They work fine for me. I own several desulfation chargers. I have never been impressed with that mode. everytime a battery gets to the point I need to use it. I have less...

LOL I have 9 of them for 10 years at this point they are fine. You do have to check the voltage on them when new, some were either too high or too low, other wise there fine. a constant voltage design is really not that hard.

yea you put it in the oil fill tube. not the gas tank. not sure what exactly your smelling

get the noco's they are decent. People need to stop using the word trickle charger. its either a smart one, which shouldn't boil, or old piece of crap that shouldn't be used. https://amzn.to/3ACfohm

water pump checked? hoses checked? thermal camera shot at the radiator to confirm no blockages? can be a lot of things.

don't worry about the fan cycle. School buses, cycled literally non stop their entire life, and we never had failures.

I've literally have never seen a utility trailer with duals on a single axle in the 7k range..

and didn't cost 10k more for the engine. I get 6 in my rv. and I still wouldn't trade. I drove diesels for years, not a fan.

might want to consider orange. its a new version strong as red but can be removed like blue...

glad it got better. I use linux headless for my servers, but I have never found it better than windows for daily use, and some of the software I use doesn't work in linux either.

I strongly suggest you ask them. not only are video drivers limited, most games are unsupported. steam decks run custom drivers. This comment was said to me a while back, I haven't gamed in years, but most gamers are solely on windows due to this issue.

not sure anyone else caught your gaming comment, but Linux support for games is dismal.

in regards to looking? always on the side turning.

I now own 3 robot mowers. 1 at my mothers property and cuts .8 acre. and I own 2 lower end ones that also cut .8 They are nice, take a bit of setup and prolly will only last 6 years. but to not cut the grass is worth more then you can imagine. my mother was consumed by trying to fit in the...

I really appreciate the info but, the entire deck is done, rear tires go flat, battery dead and this transaxle issue. I will pull the motor for my Gt3000, but we switched to robot mowers this year, and my mother who owned this machine will never go back to cutting the grass.

Ironically I'm about to junk this machine due a worn out deck and slipping tranny. I wonder if its worth parting it out. I doubt it.

no issue especially if your not planning to use cruise and there was no fuse before, thus there was nothing you were aware of being powered by the circuit

gonna need a photo.

need a hub, buy this. https://amzn.to/3BKketh

I never said he did. Nor do we have idea what level his trailer is period. He said it dropped an inch. That's it. my comments simply indicated what it should roughly look like

Some of you guys are REALLY taking this too far. My comment which is now being taken slightly out of context is in relation to the video above. My statement was basic, people are now making assumptions. Again this is common knowledge here, every person I know who is setting up for the above...

you mean sliding. rear tires need to come off the ground for a RWD to start rolling, and its weight not force.

agm charging vs lead acid is "almost" identical. I would like to know what it's not "happy" about.

have a corded vs , seems to be fine. prolly better then doing it with air. I will say it pushes a ton of air, I would be curious how long a battery would run in its place.

why should i waste my time, when the video will explain it 1000x better than anything I am going to type. at the end of the day a light tongue is dangerous it induces sway, I've personally seen it when a load has shifted. i believe the towing books say 10% or more of the total weight. tongue...

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watch the video's above, they answer it. nose down tends to guarantee a higher tongue weight and stable tow.

whats a new one? that the trailer nose should be slightly down? thats been a known thing for as long as i have been towing, you always want to be tongue heavy vs tail heavy. want to test it, put your tractor to the front of the trailer, take a ride, put your tractor to back of the trailer, take...

yea your over thinking this. level / slightly nose lower, is better, you never want to be above level, it will cause sway.

leave it backed on, easier to strap. your not going to have a issue