Would I be right in thinking I would need 3qts of cleaner and 3 galls of coating for a 37ft 5th wheel?
80398
You should be fine with 3 qts of the cleaner! It depends on the condition of your roof on hiw many coats you will need! I put on 4coats on my 32ft 5th wheel! It seemed pretty thin if i went with less!
80399
My husband says "yes". Our 5th wheel is 32' and he used 2 qts. cleaner and 2 gals. coating.
80400
It took 1 quart for my 30ft 5th wheel. I would think you could use two quarts and have plenty.
1713012
It is possible that it can be used. You would need to check if the 5th wheel is wired for a 50 amp service. If it is not wired for 50 amps then the plug will not fit.
156029
That use does not seem practical for this product. It goes on liquid and dries flat and has a tar like finish. It would absorb dirt and spread the product all over whatever the wheels ran on even after curing.
359405
I do not recommend buying one of these cleaners. In the long-run you'll be unhappy with it...A two wheel cleaner is for smaller pools. If your port is in one end of the pool, rather than the middle, you'd buy a 4-wheel. If the port (where you're gonna plug it in) is in the middle of the pool or if you have a small pool, you'd get a 2-wheel.
1636989
I would not reccommend using this product without a hose and a strong stream of water. The complete rinsing is important. I also wipe down my wheels after using the product to get all residual chemicals off the wheel.
483179
Maybe. You might have to shop around as "liability" will scare most away. I did my own imstall after having the tires bead pushed off the rims. Then had to them reseat them a day later and balance. You will need to get them balanced afterwards
1542062
I don't have experience with both, but I think a 4-wheel cleaner is likely to be more stable than a 3-wheel cleaner and climb the pool wall better. I recently chose the Kreepy Krauly, and I've been very happy with it.
1160329
This is great for smooth surfaces. I doesn't work well on gravely or uneven surfaces. Know that now, I would have selected the 3 wheel model.
1863822
You will need to get your own. The cogs come in all sizes depending on how fast you want to go / work you want to do.
1719995
Nop... every one pack that you see multiply by 4 .... and make sure the seller has more than 3 in stock before you order it if you need 4 for your 4 wheels ..seller will always shower you one pack one price , think 4 time that price is what you will be paying ...but they work great ..
768282
It's why I'm suspect of these kits and products. Yes you may be cleaning out the gunk but that gunk has to go somewhere. So, out your exhaust manifold moving downstream to coat $100 oxygen sensors and clog $1000 catalytic convertors.
450632
I use a 5 gallon bucket from lowe's or Home Depot. It has yet to tip over in transit and provides protection when it sits outside the 5th wheel.
712623
The tank will climb a thirty degree slope and cross small obstacles. It will not do well in grass that is much over an inch in length or in small gravel which will get caught in the treads. The tanks are not waterproof as sold and should not be run in water. Mud is very hard on the running gear. You can replace the wheels, motors and tracks to make a more reliable and capable tank if you are willing to spend the money. I have about $350 in aftermarket parts into mine so far. These tanks require some basic maintenance and repair from time to time and are not suitable for younger children unless they are closely supervised by a person that can fix and adjust small mechanical items. The tank will climb a thirty degree slope and cross small obstacles. It will not do well in grass that is much over an inch in length or in small gravel which will get caught in the treads. The tanks are not waterproof as sold and should not be run in water. Mud is very hard on the running gear. You can replace the wheels, motors and tracks to make a more reliable and capable tank if you are willing to spend the money. I have about $350 in aftermarket parts into mine so far. These tanks require some basic maintenance and repair from time to time and are not suitable for younger children... » Read More The tank will climb a thirty degree slope and cross small obstacles. It will not do well in grass that is much over an inch in length or in small gravel which will get caught in the treads. The tanks are not waterproof as sold and should not be run in water. Mud is very hard on the running gear. You can replace the wheels, motors and tracks to make a more reliable and capable tank if you are willing to spend the money. I have about $350 in aftermarket parts into mine so far. These tanks require some basic maintenance and repair from time to time and are not suitable for younger children unless they are closely supervised by a person that can fix and adjust small mechanical items. « Show Less
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to be safe, I would get a five gallon bucket, WE did a 28 ft. fifth wheel and had about a quart and 1/2 left over, does a very good job!!
2218734
Depends: If the thing is like an old Whizzer, then get heavy duty tires for it. The powered wheel should have as aggressive a tread as you can afford. If it's an add-on motor that powers the front wheel by means of a friction wheel drive, get as thick a tread as possible: those add-on motors tend to eat tires for breakfast.
551565
I put one coat on my rear wheel wells and I wouldn't say it made a huge difference in sound. However if you used a couple of coats to make a nice thick coating I do think it would help a bit.
364058
You'd need a minimum of 3. But keep in mind, there are other products for doing the floors from dyna line. It'll work better and perhaps cost less