Recent content by RetiredUSPS69

If it is in a slide with the folding hinge guide for the wires and gas line it maybe kinked. Not sure if you have it but thought i would throw the info out.

I have used Velcro on many things, Just put fuzzy stuff on the pot side not counter. Fuzzy side attracts thing and loses some hold. ( bread crumbs and food particles)

Lets just say you were traveling some object snapped off the low fitting. Now and emergency repair would void the whole trailer warranty I don't think so.I do not think the rep knows his --- from and elbow.Does changing bulbs, Faucet, Mattress, Thermostat,Tires effect the warranty.They make...

You can go to tools on the top of page then heating and cooling someone posted a guide on using a res thermostat. Many guides and tips by using the tools section of this web site. I used a $20.00 Digital Residental. thermostat and added a toggle switch for the fan speeds. It works both air and heat.

We Have a 2016 33pbhs. Never had problem with Stove,Fridge,micro in the slide out. Battery you know they install the cheapest !!!! Otherwise only normal faults like everyone else. Nothing big Some things we did.Under stove a blank panel removed more storage,Changed out kit and bath faucet...

Try a siding company maybe he will have the same color.They can roll stuff I don't know how wide they can make it.

It is called Daisy Chain. Outlets wired after GFI are then protected. Cost factor also it is legal to do.Most homes the kitchen outlets are protected by one GFI. First outlet coming in from the feed.

I tryed to open ours last month from the inside No Go. Went outside with window unlocked and pryed with a screw driver. Window was stuck to the gasket.Most likely never opened since installed.

I would not notch the frame!!!! You could get yourself in a hole lot of trouble if and accident is involved.A mode like that your insurance probably say your on your own.They built how many trailers over the years all have the same set up.I still say you jacked it to tight You probably didn't...

I think you were more than a 45 degree angle. Looks like you jacked it to tight.Do you remove the bars when backing? Most instructions say to remove when backing into a site.

I don't think it would stay up from the trailer bouncing and the walls flex some. Just my thoughts.

I don't want to be a pain but the one picture you posted with the box showing a galv. strap supporting the box is that a sheet metal screw? Is the strap grounded to metal? How long is the screw will it chafe the wire? I know you were working in Hi Temps maybe a problem later on!!! I see you...

Hi we have a prowler 33p bhs.Under the stove in ours there was a panel covering up a large dead space. I removed the molding and found a area big enough to store 3 cases of water or if the Dog gets there first 1 Old English Sheep Dog. I also found alot of space under Island sink and bathroom...

Ours also came coiled up,Fan stuffed up inside not mounted or wires hooked up.I stuffed insulation above fridge and slide out and down the sides.Added 2 fans to top vent and one to bottom vent all running off snap switches plus add 1 double fan inside of frig. Made a baffle going from top vent...

We had a few lighting strikes the last few days.A house away the flag pole was hit.The house is not in the open just wondering if anyone grounds their trailer frame to the ground using a small rod and cable?I have seen people with tall flag poles attached to their trailer.Seeing some RV Parks...