Recent content by MurrayN.

Get a cheap hollow pool noodle and cover all sharp edges with it. I have them on my bedroom slideout which is the perfect height for braining yourself.

The trailer is inside a steel shed out of the sun, but here in Canada almost all rv's sit that long over winter without moving . This trailer has the 110psi Sailuns on it that have hardly any bulge in them because of the high pressures. It wouldn't be a huge deal for me to move the trailer a...

No I don't have Level-up, just standard landing gear and stabilizers at the back. The full weight will be on my axles.

This question is not specific to the Torque but all toyhaulers. Is it a bad idea to have my bike in the garage of my toyhauler for 4- 5 months or is that not good for my rv axles? My bike is 900 lbs. I can't see how it could hurt if the rv isn't moving but my wife doesn't think so.

Apon checking my couch slide out the bracket setup is the same as yours. I thought that maybe your brackets were backwards but mine are the same. My slideout definitely goes in further than yours. By the entry door the trim from the slide is maybe 3/4" from the outside wall. I'm guessing that...

I am using my rv right now and when I put my couch slide in tomorrow I will take a picture and double check. I have had a pile of problems with that same slide but that is another story.

I put my garage table on the top bunk between the base and the mattress. I use a ratchet strap to hold it there that I run widthwise across the trailer so the straps run over the metal ends of the bunk. I don't need that heavy thing falling from the ceiling onto my bike. The living room table we...

Above quote X2! We lost our license plate our very first time out with our brand new 321. The little plastic tabs that were part of the rear signal light take virtually nothing to break off. Very poor design by Heartland and whoever sourced these parts. So on my second time out with my new...

I had the same dilemma. We wanted to tie our pedal bikes up against the wall and have the motorcycle in the garage. So I went to a hardware store and bought first a cheap stud finder with one flashing light. It didn't work. I returned it and got the expensive model that is 6" wide and has about...

With my new Torque 321 we found the same thing with virtually no heat getting to the garage. Solved that with a $30 electric heater with thermistat. Simplest solution. On the other end of the trailer about 90% of the heat comes out of the bathroom register, very little out of the others. Tried...

In my '16 it's right behind that panel where the diverter valve is. In my trailer it is noticeably quieter than any other rv that I have owned and this is our fifth. Enjoy yours!

I have used cotton balls with food grade peppermint oil sprinkled on them for years and no mice. Put them everywhere. Holes where lines go through the floor, compartments, any cracks or openings. The peppermint oil is not offensive and works .

Besides the pail of fuel I always have a two foot long sandbag along to hold down the sewer hose when dumping the black tank. Don't ask why I started doing that. The day that I picked up my brand new rv #3 , a 30' 5-er, I turned to soon pulling out of the dealership shop and knocked the back...

For all the years that I've been rving I've always had a 5 gal pail of diesel in the back of my truck. Nice feeling to not to have to worry between stops.

Congratulations schew! ! We ordered our new Torque 321 from the factory only having seen the website pics and other dealer pics. After a couple of months we drove 5 hours to see one on another dealers lot to see if we had made a good decision. But after just coming home from a three week holiday...