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If you look in your sticks and bricks house, that is the same way they support an undermount sink in Granite and Corian. Common practice. How else would expect them to do it??

Been using one for about 3 years now. It has proved its worth 3 times to date, with the last time 4 weeks ago when and ambulance crossed the center line and wacked my mirror, a $760 fix. I bought mine off EBay for $20 and a $30 memory card. Don't let the low price deter you. I was so...

All three will perform exceptionally when kept with in their limits. Almost, if not more importantly, is to find a dealer with a competant and well trained service department.

Go to WalMart and buy a DVR, they are less than $50.

I would make the dealer install the pucks as part of the deal.

Is it the stat for the Fantastic fan??

With the pump up there with the engine, it most likely getting hot. Fuel pumps like to stay cool and pump cool fuel, hot fuel will vaporize and you will get a vapor lock.

I prefer and use the Lynx stackable blocks

We live almost exactly in the middle. There is a couple of ways to go, depending on what you are comfortable with. If you just want to get there, and not have the hassle of traffic, hills and curves, drop down to 412 and head east to 65 and head north. It will be about a 2-2 1/2 hour drive...

The only way to hook up to your septic with out any future issues, is to remove the black tank and plumb it directly to the septic. If you sit there with the dump valve open on the black tank, you will have a poo pyramid, and that will be a fun project in itself to clean out. Greys can sit...

You are/will be over weight. The 5.7 Hemi actualy has a higher tow rating of 10,650. The diesel has 9,200. http://www.ramtrucks.com/en/ram_1500/capability/#link-3 http://www.ramtrucks.com/en/towing_guide/?sid=1037056&KWNM=ram+1500+towing+capacity&KWID=43700012921741823&TR=1&channel=paidsearch

Which adaptor are you using?? Does it have a 30 amp male plug AND a 20 amp male plug?? Or just a 30 amp male plug?? If it has 2 male plugs and only pluging one in, you are only suppling half of the electrical system with power.

I just went through this last year with my cable operated valves. You have to drop the plywood cover from under the basement to access the bath gray tank, and as said above either remove or cut the coroplast behind the UDC to access the galley tank. The black tank valve is right behind the UDC...

Batteries start to go down in 3-5 years. The only way to realy see where your batteries are, is to have them fully charged and load tested.

Check your incoming voltage while the A/C is running. Low voltage will cause the amp draw to increase, tripping the breaker.

We travel with our fresh water tank full all the time. This past week end was the second time I was glad that tank was full. On our trip home from Florida, we stopped at Peach Park Rv Park in Clanton, Alabama, when we went to our site, the water hook up was in a hole about 8"-10" below grade...

Replace with a metal one, the plastic ones crack when over tightened. Plus, Loctite does not play well with some plastics.

Most covers don't last more than 2 or 3 years, depending on the weather, particularly the wind. For the cost of 2 or 3 covers, you can purchase a carport.

Newer class A's have the brake lights come on with the engine brake

I see uneven wear on all the tires, one edge showes more wear than the opposite edge on the same tire, which points me to an alignment issue. Under inflation is not helping you either.

I used 100 pound rated slides that mount on the sides. They are behind cabinet doors, we secure the doors when we travel and haven't had ay issues with it coming open.

Pull the trim ring from around the vent, the wire will be in the attic space at the opening. When install your new A/C, make sure you seal off the attic from the A/C. If you don't, you will pull air from the attic into the return air for the A/C. I some cases, it will pull sewer gases from...

When I switched to 17.5" tires and wheels, I ran the presure suggested with the load chart from the tire manufacture. My first trip out, about 200 miles, I noticed my fuel economy was down 1.5 mpg for the trip. I have done this trip several times, and know what was expected. On the trip home...

We are heading down again on Sept. 9th. Yes take the bicylces, it will save you 45 minutes to an hour getting to the bus stop. Shuttles run about every 30 minutes and are usualy a 10-15 minute walk from you campsite. The shuttle ride can take 30-45 inutes to the bus stop. Longer when...

Because of the length of the truck, you push when turning tight. Tire rotation will help extend your tire wear tremendously. I have rotated mine every 7,500 miles on all 4 of my Rams.

With a hot engine, the gas will boil off/evaporate out of the caburetor, normal.

I custom made pull out draws to fit the cabinet, the drawer slides is the expensive part, and an afternoon to fabricate.

While my truck is a Ram, I have the same situation. I had the 6" extensions on my inner's, caused a vibration that could not be balance out. Aslo, the cintrifical force on it would mar the outer wheel. I found a straight head chuck to check/air the inner dual. I also fashioned a tool out of...

You need to take into consideration the other things that are pulling power, refridgerator and convertor are on. Plus any fan, computer, 11o volt lights, TV, coffee pot, etc.. All add up.

In picture #3, the breaker on the left had poor contact with the lug in the panel, picture # 2 showes a hot spot in this area as well. Loose connections generate heat causing even more heat to trip the breaker. Breakers will get warm/hot during high loads. Breakers trip by heat, this is the way...

Most likely power for electric stabilizers.

Your running the A/C now, the A/C is a dehumidifier.

High humidity inside your coach will cause all wood to swell or expand.

Folding bicycles in thebasement

I know they will clog a macerator pump. Will not grind them up and stops the pump.

Check for a drain pipe for the washer, sink, shower, etc.. It could be your vent stack on the roof leaking and the water is running down the pipe.

The bars are rated for how much weight you want/need to transfer to the steer axle, not the tongue weight.

Also could be you fresh water system. When was the last time you sanitized your water system??

Another question, is the trailer level when hooked to the truck??? This can have more affect than you can realize. lowering the hitch or raising the trailer may be needed to get the ground clearance on the rear. - - - Updated - - - Another question, is the trailer level when hooked up to the...

I converted mine to Barkley electric operated ones. Working flawless for 2 years.