Prepping for Georgia/Florida part I

In preparation for our first trip of the year I picked up a few greatly needed things for the trailer that I hope will come in handy.

First a new air compressor!  I've read a ton of reviews from people saying this little guy is the best and I have to say I was pretty impressed when I took it out of the box and tried it out.  I ended up filling all of the trailer tires and the tires on my wife's car while it was hooked up to my running truck.  The hose reached everywhere I needed it to and it didn't take long at all.

Portable Air Compressor


The second thing I picked up is also tire related.  The truck has as TPMS for all of it's tires, but I wanted to be able to keep track of the trailer tires as well.  So I picked up a little kit for that.  I haven't tried it out yet, but maybe I'll post an update about it later on.




And finally,  I got something I think will come in pretty handy.  I spent last year fighting with regular garden style water hoses for the fresh water hook ups and coiling those things up and putting them into a trash bag (my storage device of choice) was not a fun time.  I picked up a couple of these no kink hoses after seeing them on another RV blog and I can already tell that they are going to be worth the money. 



The trailer will be going to the dealership this week for some minor fixes and a couple of upgrades.  I'll post on those later.

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  1. CharlieMarch 6, 2019 at 1:05 PM

    Looks great. Let me know how that hose works. I need a new garden hose

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