Boler Axle The original Boler came equipped with an Ingersoll Rub-R-Ride rubber torsion axle and later was replaced with the Dexter Torflex. Rubber torsion axles are a good system that requires little servicing other than the usual bearing repacking and … Read More
I am going to start this article off with trying to convince you NOT to replace the ensolite insulation on your Boler, there is no alternative that will match the functionality and durability of this material. It is no longer … Read More
I am going to start this section with a warning: DO NOT USE GLASS CLEANERS ON THE FRONT & REAR WINDOWS, ammonia and vinegar based products will etch the surface and cause the windows to look fogged The front & rear … Read More
A common question is what caulking to use to repair a leak in a window or vent, the answer is “No caulking will work”, especially stay away from any sealant labelled silicon. The only thing caulking will do is make … Read More
If the original hinges on your Boler have been replaces with strap hinges or have worn beyond repair the only hinge that will work on you Boler are the hinges available through Scamp trailers. There is no advantage in changing your … Read More
With my desire to constantly make thing better I decided it was time to improve upon my first version of the DIY power roof vent. The first version worked very well and performed everything I designed it for, with both … Read More
Probably one of the most common questions that is asked repeatedly is for opinions on whether a certain car or SUV is suitable for a tow vehicle. Right here I will step in with my very strong feelings on this … Read More
The Amazing 13′ Boler The original Canadian built Boler moulded fibreglass trailer was introduced in 1968. The design offered a simple and lightweight family travel trailer. Made by joining two moulded fibreglass halves (top and bottom) created a water tight … Read More