Recent content by wackodacko

This would be cool: while you're connected to city water, have a switch or lever that fills up your fresh water tank, then automatically shuts it off once its full. Also, stronger cabinet locking mechanisms. lots of times when we drive a few hours, the cabinets open up, so i have to bungee...

i am trying to locate the water pump in my 29RKSA. i checked behind the UDC but just found a mess of pipes going around and below. Going to Colorado this weekend and still having freezing problems with my water system. it will be -6F this sunday so I am thinking of shoving a 200 watt ceramic...

Called Heartland, and they said YES, freezing water pipes/tanks is within the realm of COMFORTABLE. when they say COMFORTABLE in their advertising it means you are sitting in the cabin and warm, but not using any water. wow..they should put a big asterisk there. We asked if they thought...

Toads: we have the EXACT same problem, with the same exact model: 2010 RKSA29 Basically, between 17 to 20 degrees, the bathroom cold water works. Bathroom hot water and kitchen hot & cold does NOT work. Below 17 degrees, (it was 14 the otherday) nothing works- the water pump wont even go on...

ok great! i just left it plugged in and we'll see what happens 3 months later!

I am storing my Elk Ridge in Vegas for 3-4months in the summer. Should I leave the trailer connected to power from a 20amp circuit to keep the converter on? I dont want to leave the batteries unattended lest they sulfate or drain. Does the converter have a trickle charge or battery tender mode...

ok, i'll add that to my long list of "needs fixing" when i visit the dealer next month. what i did now was cut off the screw of my garden hose, and push it all the way down into the tank hole, it went about 4 feet or so ... it overflowed after 2-3 mins of filling, but i wiggled it around and...

I cant seem to get my fresh water tank to hold 57 gallons. i dont know how much its holding, but i'm thinking 1/3 or something less than half. cant even take a shower, because after cooking and doing dishes and a few toilet flushes, its out of water! When i put a hose in it, it fills up fast...

just an update... several weeks ago i brought my elk ridge into a dealer and they found that my toilet was leaking because only 3 out of the 4 clamps were installed inside. one was hanging loose. he said it was never put on in the first place. so he put it on and now my toilet is working perfectly.

OK, never mind, i found the answer in the Landmark Owners forum: //heartlandowners.org/showthread.php/332-Electric-Water-Heater-Switch will try that tonight

Does anyone know how to make the water heater run on electric only, and not propane? (and vice versa, when i want to use propane again) I tried flicking on the red "light switch" in the control closet, and it does nothing. I understand the back-lit red switch means its heating via propane...

I've been using our brand new ElkRidge for 3 weeks, and found out 4 days ago that there was a pink mold (looks like cotton candy) growing on the black carpet area in the underbelly. Gross! I scrubbed it with lysol and bleach, then took a portable heater and left it on there for over 24 hours in...

the toilet wiggles...its not solidly stuck on the ground. is this abnormal? ahhh! good thing im going in for warranty service on wednesday, another thing on their to-do list!

my toilet is also leaking (started yesterday) but its coming from down to up. it starts leaking from where the toilet connects to the floor (the black water tank is definitely not full) Is this the same problem as what you have - a problem with the seal? Or should i just go buy some silicon...

pizza guy...what is the fantastic fan? Ours just has ON or OFF, no other speed setting. I'm looking for a small fan to put through the window to help exhaust, but the fans at target and wal-mart are huge residental-wndow sized square fans