Recent content by BJ'sDad

Dave and all, Sorry I couldn't make it this year, just started a new job a couple weeks ago and things have been a little too hectic here and couldn't get the time off. Hopefully next fall I'll have time off saved up so I can make it a long weekend, it sure was nice last year after the biker's...

I've got a 4 inch turbo back Magnaflow exhaust system on my Ram, only using a Hypertech programmer on the engine and get very little soot on the front of the trailer. I do however get a lot on the rear lower corner of the bed and corner of the bumper and on the exhaust tip.

Saw 4.29 here in VA today.. get it while you can.. you know what is coming up in a couple weeks, the holiday that is always used as an excuse to raise prices and keep them higher all winter while they switch to home heating oil:(

From what I've seen on the dealers site that is in Danville, VA I doubt you'll do much better on price than them. Kinda makes me wish they had been handling Heartland last year when I bought mine....

I took the OEM Michelins off my Ram when they had 45K on them, they were terrible on wet roads IMO. Got a set of Goodyear Silent Armor's, they are the best wet weather tire I've had yet. Even with my Cummins cranked up and nothing in the bed I can barely get them to lose traction on a wet road...

My problem is, I've got a ton of ideas but no one will let me make a living using them....LOL I could think up a huge list of little items that would make for nice options to have on a trailer....some of them have never been used as far as I know.

There are times when I have to really slide my one living room window open and slam it a bit to make sure it is fully seated so it will lock. Nothing in the track and I've tried to put a little lube on it, but it still is tight in the tracks and takes a solid push to move it to open or close it...

I like them both, but I do have one tiny pet peeve I'd like to share if that's OK. If it were up to me, I'd prefer just the one sliding door in the hallway to access the bathroom. If I had one of this type flooplan, the second door in the bathroom would normally remain closed anyways. Replace...

All that food and you didn't invite any of us Jim? Hmmmmmmm

The older Montanas and Fleetwood models I saw with the front living room all placed the "stool room' door right next to the dinette.. not a good idea IMO. If they had put in an enclosed bathroom in the rear bedroom with the door opening into the bedroom they might have sold a lot more units. And...

If you can find it in a hardware store, try the Industrial Strength Goof Off aerosol. It's a bit stronger than Goo Gone, but not as harsh as laquer thinner IMO.

I got back the 16th from a week long trip to Michigan and the only Heartland product I saw on the outbound trip was a Sundance TT set of for a seasonal at Pirolli Park where I stayed for a week and never saw anyone around it. On the way home I did spot a Bighorn on the PA Turnpike headed west...

Try it the way Jim suggests....if you still have nothing, try connecting to the "satellite" input. I fought my Sundance for an hour (new Vizeo TV that has the slowest channel search ever) and found that they had connected the cables to the wrong jacks in the wall plate. Definately make sure...

Also noticed we now have 2 Recipe sections? I didn't want to say anything, but it is a bit aggravating now with the amount of scrolling you have to do since all the new sub sections have been added..too many sub sections for redundant info is gonna be very confusing to say the least. When the...

Dunno about the stain he used, but the faucet looks almost exactly like the Moen faucet I picked up at Lowe's and put in my Sundance. I put one in the house and like it so well I went back and bought a second one for the new 5er.