Recent content by jeffreymhardy

Thanks John -- It does seem like if I play my cards right I can actually achieve this without having to replace the tires which will have literally no road wear on them. I think my rig has Michelins on it but I'll check when I go next time.

Great ideas folks...I think what I'll do is merge a couple of these to make what will be the best plan for my scenario. Use the jacks to periodically raise the existing tires enough to spin them a bit to try to keep them in the best shape I can in the event I need to make an unplanned move, but...

Good point on the age of the tires. They're already three years old so maybe I just need to plan on replacing them when I move it

I've got a 2014 Bighorn which is now stationary on an annual site at a campground. I bought it a few months ago and had the dealer deliver for me, since I don't have a truck right now and no means to tow it. That's fine for the next few years until I retire because I don't plan to move it...

Good question...it took me three phone calls and multiple photos sent back and forth between me, my dealer and Lippert. I ended up calling Heartand directly because nobody really knew where the fuse was for the leveling system or where the little breaker was for it. The first guy who answered...

I had the same thing which I THOUGHT was coming from inside the camper, but was really from the large storage bin right behind the pin. It was the Level Up leveling system control panel. Just a thought...it sounds very muted when you're inside the trailer, but impossible to pinpoint unless you...

Good point..I wouldn't willingly try to stay somewhere THAT cold, but it would be nice to know I had a rig where that was an option:)

Thanks for the quick responses guys! Very helpful and exactly what I was looking for.

This is probably a very "newbie" kind of question, but I'm just at the start of my search for a fifth wheeler to full-time in soon. I think I've decided on Heartland based on everything I can gather and how well regarded they seem to be, but I do have a question about how to tell which of their...