Recent content by Day52

Don't know if mine will fit, but that is a great idea. Just hate to see it go unused.

Yes, that is pretty much what I see. I just would have thought they might have redesigned it to be more useful if pump, etc. was relocated. When warmer weather arrives, I'll see what I can come up with. Thanks.

Have no idea what the front small compartment is. It has a small platform and is otherwise open. The front right landing gear is visible. My thought was something to do with generator package (which we don't have), but it is very small. Any help is appreciated.

We will be there at Marathon for 6 weeks. We like to take what we can with us-especially meat. We could put everything in coolers and use dry or other ice if people think it is unsafe to put dry ice in fridge. I am almost certain that we couldn't make it with the battery/inverter, but I was...

We head south each year about mid-January, but we have new rig with residential fridge. Because we take three days to reach the keys, we have a concern about keeping food. In the past we have done the overnight Walmart lot thing, but had lp fridge. Our idea is to pack freezer with all the food...

OK...lots of good info here, but some is a bit contradictory and the more I read, the more confused I become. I want to add satellite tv and am almost sure I want to do the Dish option, even though I have Direct at home. My reasoning is that I want HD and it will probably will only be used in...

Don't pretend to know this particular faucet, but normally there is a big notched nut under the counter top that holds it there. Sometimes you have to take a screwdriver and bump it a couple times to get it started loose. We have had several campers/ motor homes and whenever we have had faucet...

We blew lines out for about a half hour. Finally got the last few drops out, I think. Now, about the filter--- Does the filter on the Fridgedaire 22.5 cu. ft. Just pull straight out? It seemed to have a lot of resistance, and I didn't want to screw up the new unit. Thanks!

Thanks, started looking through it, but just didn't sink in I guess. I'll read some more.

Is there a convenient way to drain/winterized the water and ice on the Frigidaire and leave everything else operable? Would like to try our new BC 3650 once more at least before winter sets in, but don't want to worry about that exposed line freezing. Thanks!