Recent content by retiredguy

Son bought a new trailer and on the dealer walk through, the oven won't light. Found out the over door had to be closed before it would light.

When we "summerize" our trailer. we put 3/4 cup of baby oil down each trap and the toilet. This keeps them from drying out over summer, but this also seems to lubricates the valves. Have had no problems for 8 years.

Must be talking about 2 different lights.... pretty sure you can't get these for $2 each. As mentioned, replacing fixture as Led is soldered in. Easier to upgrade than try and replace something that isn't lasting.

Has anyone else had trouble with the interior LED Lights. I've replaced one, and two more are going. You have to change the whole fixture, so it's starting to get expensive.

Getting settled into our new trailer. Busy making it live able 1) hooks for towels and coats, 2) small safe, 3) shelf in bedroom closet, 4) cat hole for box 5) couple of Sricam cameras, 1 inside 1 outside (cheap and fun to watch the activity as on a seasonal site). 6) sewer hose holder.. Still...

Re: Sewer hose comtainer Hi, sorry no pictures , but if you are in farm irrigation country, look for an old section of 5" aluminum irrigation pipe. Works great and is a strong tube.

Can't wait to try it out.

Thank you for the invitation. We will see what the spring schedule bring. doug

Just purchased a Trail Runner 265 and am looking forward to using it for the summer. We spend about 7 months Snowbirding and summer camping. So we're new to Heartland but not to the rv trailer living. Glad to find the forum.

Hi all. New to the forum and new to Heartland trailers. Picked up a new 265 but it will be a month or so before we can try it out. Anyone with experience with the SLE models? We pulled it over 800 miles with no problems.