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Stopped by Camping World in Sherman Texas yesterday. They actually carry the Heartland Fuel lineup. Wow was I disappointed in the fit and finish. I'm starting to think that it may be impossible to buy a good toyhauler regardless of brand these days. Sloppy construction throughout and most...

Have owned a Heartland Razor 5th wheel for eight years. Kids all gone and just me and mamma now. I want to down-size and the T26 looks to be what I want for now. The issue I am running into is no dealer anywhere close to me says they have or plan to stock the T26. Your opinions of ownership...

Fixed the tank fitting with some JB Weld Plastic Bond two-part epoxy. Beats buying a new tank or taking to a repair company.

The 1-3/8 line that connects my two fresh water tanks together on my 2008 Razor trailer are leaking after replacing with a new piece of hose. I have two clamps that were used originally in place and it still leaks a steady drip. Can anyone give me a tip on how to tightened these stupid clamps...

It has been my experience after owning three different RV's over the last ten years that they are all problematic regardless of brand. Some parts and components are better than others but generally speaking manufacturers and dealers are profit-driven and they both will cut every corner they can...

My trailer is a 2008 and doesn't use pex line but instead uses the white drinking water hose for lines attaching to the fresh water tanks. I have two 47 gallon fresh water tanks. The rear tank gets filled first and then water spills over into the first tank. Hard to tell if they are overflows...

I have now found that at least one of the fittings on top of one of my fresh water tanks is leaking. Probably a cracked elbow. Why is there two of these plastic fittings on the top of the tanks? Can they be repaired or replaced? Do they just unscrew from the plastic tank? Btw, While I have...

I will make the call. The sign material is probably more sturdy than the roll material from Heartland.

Makes sense. Sounds like coroplast it is.

Sounds good. What are your thoughts on just using 1/8" plywood instead of the coroplast material?

Had to do some emergency repairs on the 2008 Heartland Razor toyhauler this weekend. Had to remove lots of the black underbelly material to protect from road grim etc. It is a corragated material. It is old and falling apart. Not really sure where to buy it or would like to know if anyone has...

Thank you sir. I will take a look at their site and give them a call.

I did look at it and wow it is really expensive to have a single piece cut that is 8ft. by 7ft. Going to cost about $500 plus glue. I guess I am not sure if that's the way to go. You can find rolls that are 4ft wide but it will have a seam and still cost me about $300. Has no one else...

Ok apparently all the manufacturers use this rhino liner type spray on material on all the tailgates from the factory. That stuff is slippery when moist or wet. Has anyone tried applying or adding additional skid-proof material by painting another coat on? I have a Harley to load next month...

Thanks for the information. I will call Heartland today and Camping World.