Tomorrow's the big day!

[Coopers_dad]

Originally Posted by Tim D

Very nice. Don't know who olaf is but think it's cute your daughter named it. Looks like hitch might be a little on the high side now. Enjoy it.

Olaf the snowman.
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[Tim D]

lol...so did they tell him what happens to frozen things when it gets warm?

[anaro]

Originally Posted by Tim D

lol...so did they tell him what happens to frozen things when it gets warm?

Olaf learned about melting when he cuddled up to a fire. My dd loves frozen just about as much as she loves little mermaid.


We learned the leveling messed with our measurements and so we did all hooking up and adjustments without letting the truck try to do its thing. This worked best. Here are links to two of the many threads I had going on the issue.

4/2011

5/2011

These posts are several months into the attempt. We had bought the tt and been working on this since Jan 2011. It took us almost six months to figure out the problem was the auto leveling suspension. Hopefully this will save you much headache. If not the folks on the towing forum over there are great help.

[LeBo]

Thanks for the update and glad your PDI went well and you made safe.
Take care and enjoy.

[Coopers_dad]

Well, I did some more research and had a chat with the equalizer people and it would seem that the best plan is to start all over again setting up the hitch. It would seem that in this case a little bit of knowledge was a bad thing. So thats Saturdays job.

[ewbldavis]

Very nice!!!

[tator447]

Dad,
Take your time... I had a Cadillac Escalade with auto-ride and Aileen helped me out (Anaro on here) with my set up too. I turned it off, hitched up, leveled everything and then turned it on. The auto-ride made some adjustments, so I made some adjustments to the Equal-I-Zer, and after about 3 times I got it close to perfect. I never had any problems after that. And of course if you add water and propane etc. then everything might change some but it will be close. Hang in you'll get it...and by doing all these little adjustments you learn more and more. Good luck!

Travel well,
Jim

[avvidclif]

Some of the new vehicles are just too smart for their own good.

[Coopers_dad]

We spent some more time this weekend playing around with it and for now it seems like it's making the initial pump settling and then only adjusting once.

[KFedrowitz]

Maker sure to open and close all windows. Ours had a window that took the techs 3 hours to get open and fix.