Bought some weld on steel casters for the bumper of my 5er. The bumper is soo far behind the wheels that it drags in even slight dips or steep road transitions.
aintgotnun,
Just wanted to say that even my 11 year old daughter is laughing with you but not at you. She just busted when she saw your new sewer hose. She also commented that it is a good thing that you did not go ahead and hook that puppy up to the black tank, because if so you would have been recreating a scene from the movie RV. Sorry about your hose!
Nina
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1970's Coachman Crusader 30ft TT
Add In: Sarina (18), Susan (14), and dogs Midnight & Shadow
Hitched up to a White 1999 F-150 Ext. Cab
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aintgotnun,
Just wanted to say that even my 11 year old daughter is laughing with you but not at you. She just busted when she saw your new sewer hose.
Nina
I was working on the 2nd bead on the 1st caster when I noticed the cap still on the bumper. Run and get water to cool off bumper, pull off cap, pull hose out. Lesson learned. Sewer hose is not built to stand the temperatures of welding... It was a 20 foot hose. It's about 15 feet long now. Such is life.
The sewer hose situation makes me laugh... I thought I was the only one who ran into those types of issues during projects!
casters were bought at camping world $30 each.
and nope, you're not the only one with those issues, I tend to start doing stuff and when it doesn't go as planned I pull the instructions out of the trashcan
She also commented that it is a good thing that you did not go ahead and hook that puppy up to the black tank,
because if so you would have been recreating a scene from the movie RV. 
Sorry about your hose!
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