Posted by Moresmoke on November 30, 2016 at 04:53:46 from (216.196.78.120):
In Reply to: Side Kit - Jon F posted by RCP on November 29, 2016 at 20:17:54:
I had shortened up a 45' kit to fit my 25' gooseneck years back. Most of the stake pckets were in the right spot, but I did have some panels I had to custom fit due to the beaver tail. The kit I had was just plywood panels, so easy enough to shorten or make new ones.
Tarps can have repairs sewn on with an awl and heavy thread. If you don't have the tools and haven't sewn much, it might be best to have a tarp shop make repairs. When i shortened my tarp, I had a hand held bag closer that I used to resew the end.
As long as the top is not much higher then your tractor, I don't think you will see any change in fuel mileage. My camper is about as tall as my pulling tractor on the gooseneck. I get the same fuel mileage pulling either, even though the camper weighs 1/3 as much.
The biggest callenge I had in fitting the side kit was the bows were originally for a 96" trailer. My trailer was 100" so I had to widen all the bows.
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