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different model Torque and the vent tubes( two clear) are on the drivers side front end of slide out

make sure nothing is against the upper limit switch located near the top inside the rail been there

glad to see/hear positive comments regarding warranty issues.

we have a 40' 5th wheel with separate garage and love it, gives us enough room to do what we want. looked at other models without the garage & decided not for us for long term trips(over winter).

Have you flushed the tank? Also check the temp probe along with checking the electric element operation.

remember that the covers are plastic material make sure whatever you use is compatible with the plastic

having good luck with Hercules 14 ply 16k 5th wheel dual axle 5th wheel, about half that money

from the tools tab above, https://manuals.heartlandowners.org/manuals/Slide_Outs/Rooms/BAL/accuslide_service-manual.pdf will tell you everything regarding the Accu slide system good luck

RH = counterclockwise LH = clockwise might snug mine up a bit now that I know this

try YOU TUBE for a video, good luck

should be able to order wet bolt kit for whatever pound weight the axles are rated at 7,000 lbs or 8,000 lbs. Is there a tag on the axle itself, that will have the weight on it. I got my wet bolt kit from Morryde for a 7k axle. Also installed CRE3000 equalizers at the same time.

looking like a defective valve seat in the T/P. Take it back & get a new one. At 10 psi the should never weep It is adjustable, yesterday I dropped the incoming pressure to 10 PSI, then ran it up to 60 PSI. Ran water then lowered it to the normal 50 PSI. Still weeps. Grrrrrrrrrrr! Like Quote...

wires weren't even connected to anything inside just loose near the battery box

from your picture pray the cable to the breakaway switch will work correctly when needed!! I'd either rotate the switch upward (direction of pull) OR just let the cable lay out forward to the hitch. If you're worried about the cable being to long & that's why you have it wrapped around the hitch...

I've had mine to that several times; just burped it letting it snap shut & all is good.