Hello From Wisconsin

[beecrazy]

Hello All,

We recently purchased a 2005 Solaris Lite T2363. We weren't really looking to purchase a travel trailer but we couldn't turn this imaculate trailer down.

The quality of the trailer (fit and finish) are top notch and the previous owners were super anal retentive!

We need to sell our pop-up in spring, but looking forward for the maiden voyage

[JohnB]

Hi Beecrazy

Congrats on your new coach! And welcome to Sunline Owners Club.

Happy camping in your new camper and take pics along the way. We really like seeing pics of Sunline in action. Any questions your have, this is the place for Sunline or any camping questions. Just ask away.

John

[beecrazy]

Thanks JohnB

I have enjoyed reading your articles, been lurking the last couple months and finally got around to the introduction!

[Sunline Fan]

Welcome!

[Poppy & Nana]

Welcome to the forum....and if you have been lurking you know we are a friendly group.....chime in anytime!!!! Oh and we love pics....

[beecrazy]

Thanks for the warm welcomes!

The camper is under a cover (came with the camper!)

Once spring comes, I will have to take some pictures, we bought it and parked it (it was already winterized). It came with lots-o-extras:

Leveling blocks and wood planks
Tool box with small parts
Silverware, dishes,towel/oven mits (all matching)
Hotdog/marshmallow sticks, pudgie pie makers
Equil-i-zer hitch (need a new drop skank to fit my truck)
Camper cover
Exterior carpet
Multiple chemicals for grey and black water
A 3-ring binder with plastic sleeves for ALL components on camper (this thing is rediculous, I thought I was anal retentive!)
First aid kit
Even 8 rolls of toilet paper!

I need to inspect the brakes and pack the wheel bearings, purchase 2 tires since the previous owners just replaced 3 tires???? It has 2 original on it and one was bigger in diameter because the steel belts were broken and starting to poke out the tire!!! I am glad I it made it home (it was only a fifteen minute low speed trip).

For giggles I put the tire on a roadforce balancer even though I knew it was junk, it was out 10 ounces and had 70 pounds of road force (anything more than about 25 to 30 is bad)

I want to clean the A/C coils, inspect, and wash the roof. Clean the exterior and wax it, paint the frame......

Can you tell I am chomping at the bit

Don