Recent content by yellowamc

in this unit as others when it's a bit cold out u can see the framework the window again have to measure has a full frame built around and side rails that go completely to the floor. there Is another heartland model with door in this location and being in production as service tech I'm familiar...

so far in my building a better heartland we are moving along. I have removed complete bottom panel insulated all water lines tied up all wiring in an orderly fashion the on outer frame r40 insulation 12 inches in and r21 under complete floor leaveing air gap to not cause condensation problems...

that's a good idea

I will agree with that on the end game. While in Elkhart we toured the luxe facility wow we were impressed. They do come with a heavy price tag but u get what u pay for. I work at a factory that builds jet engines in facilities maintenance. I do understand manufacturing can have its problems.

I am sorry I did not realise I was not being polite

I understand however were you on vacation half way to your destination and could not access your bathroom or bedroom. as stated got it working on my own just needed 10 minutes to make sure nothing else was going to be damaged. all of the small item I will fix myself. however let's remember it's...

not really sure what was edited do to rules ?

hello my name is mike whitman 2 months ago my wife and I decided to make the move to full time rv life. we purchased a 2019 bighorn traveler 39fl. floorplan is great. on our first trip as posted here before my cylinder for main slides fell off getting absolutely no help from heartland even tho...

I live in central Utah. Spent most of my life in upstate NY so winter here to me seems pretty mild. This will be our first attempt at full time. I believe my unit has heated tanks and I plan on skirting it as well

new here and first heartland love it so far. looking to go full time this year has anyone spent a winter in bighorn traveler 39fl?