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Too much for me. To me, it looks like a brand trying to be all flash and no substance. I like the more subtle, elegant look.

Sounds like the thermostat is bad to me. By cycling the switch, you are resetting the stat.

If all works on your generator, I would try it with you 50 amp cord. Sounds like you adaptor is bad. The 30-50 amp adaptor ties both hot lead together in the 50 amp cord. Use a meter and check the 50 amp end of your adaptor when it is plugged into a 30 amp receptacle. You should have 110...

Are you using one of those cheater adaptors that hook up to 2 outlets and you just have one plugged in?? If so, one leg of your 50 amp will be dead.

I use an adjustable regulator on the spigot before any hoses. If the water pressure is below 50 psi with out the regulator, I don't use one. My regulator is set at 50 psi. The non adjustable regulators will drop your water pressure too much if the incoming pressure is low.

I had heard that lubricating the seals will not let them flip when the slide goes in or comes out. You need resistance on the seal and slide for the seal to flip into its proper orientation to seal properly.

Re: If you had a second chance at a do over? I would also stick with the manual. I like the adjustable, plus after I get it tied down, I don't have to worry about it if the wind comes up or it rains while I am gone. The electric sounds very inviting, but if your not there to push the button...

Don't know what part of OK you are in, but we visit Natural Falls State park just west of Siloam Springs. Very nice park with lots of hiking trails, bicycle path, 80' water fall, small lake for fishing, and close to a casino. A patch of heaven in the middle of nowhere. If you are in the Tulsa...

We use the Lynx leveling blocks that you can purchase at Walmart for $30 a set, cheaper than any RV dealer. They stack nicely for storage and take up less space than wood and weigh less. I carry a 6' 2 x 8 to stack them when we are on gravel, this keeps them from getting buggered up and allows...

I have to see if I can get the camera to work and post some pics. Not to savvy with this computer stuff.

Had the pillows jump off the couch and get behind the upright trim panels on the entertainment/kitchen slide. Ran the slides out and popped off the trim panel, OOOPS. Need to check the path on the slides before extending them too.

Re: ATF: Bighorn - slide adjustmen The rollers raise the slide up as it is brought in. You shouldn't have any problem with the aluminum dragging on the floor. I have installed the aluminum on or rig and don't have any issues with it.

Humidity control is really the only answer for condensation. If you have a side by side, the left side is the freezer side, which would be colder. Eventually the seal will get colder enough to cause condensation when the inside temps of your closed up rig heat up. Try running your A/C at 80*...

The boss had been after me to build her an island cabinet for our unit. Well I got her one built and installed it a couple of weeks ago. The cabinet is 60" wide, 16" deep, and 36" tall. Counter top is 62" x 34". Has 6 drawers 6" deep, and 2 that are 11" deep. Bought 2 tall chairs for it and...

Re: Need ideas for taveling tools Compact 110 volt compressor capable of 150 psi, 18 volt Dewalt 1/2" impact gun, impact driver, small 1850 watt generator ( don't have a big one installed yet ), a selection of screws, bolts, nuts, washers, wire ends, fittings, and such. In addition of what many...

Sounds like the vent opening is not sealed to the duct work. You might try and seal it with some foil tape to keep the cold air from going into the attic and creating a cold spot for condensation form.

An 1/8" movement on the outer edge of the tire is more than acceptable on your wheel bearings. If you did not have a little play, you will seize a bearing from being to tight when the assembly heats up and expands. When setting your bearings after dis assembly, tighten the nut to 15 ft-lbs while...

I have a fridge in my work trailer, it is a 110 apartment size unit. It will condensate water and drip on the floor, that was the reason for my question. In this heat and humidity, I always seem to have a puddle in the floor. And no, my work trailer does not have A/C. Wish it did tho.

Did you leave the A/C on?? If not, it could be condensation on the exterior of the fridge collecting and dripping on the floor.

Re: Outside eletrical plug Check if you have a Gfi in the kitchen.

I have a Penguin 13,500. It has the controls on the unit, and yes you can have the fan run continuously.

Two things; If the shoes and drums were full of grease, the shoes should be replaced. You can not clean them enough to get the grease out that has soaked into the braking material. Also, trailer brakes, like automobile brakes, do require a break in period with several adjustments along the...

There is nothing that is serviceable by the consumer other than the filter. You can remove the cover to clean out any wasp nest that may grow on the fan blade or evaporator. You will know if you have a nest if it vibrates when running.

A battery tender does not have enough out put to keep up with some of the continuous loads, LP gas leak detector, carbon monoxide/smoke detector, keep alive circuits on your radio, refrigerator, fans, etc... Your best bet is to leave it plugged in or disconnect the batteries.

Running on gas will create more heat on the system, which makes it circulate better/more. These units are no where close to what we have in our homes. Food need to be cold before placing in the refrigerator,high humidity and temps, frequent opening and closing, iced up or frosted up fins...

I just use a single carbon filter. Change it annually. We camp about 8-10 weeks a year and have never had one plug up yet.

Is your trailer level when hooked to the tow vehicle?? Is it just one tire, one side, one axle?? Need more info. It would also help if you can post a picture as well.

You don't. That is condensation collecting on the out side from high gas consumption. Very common in high humidity conditions.

There are kits out there that you can use that will restore dry rotted wood. If it is not a bag gaping hole, you inject a resin into it and let it cure. It becomes a solid water proof block. Have used it in many boats with rotten transoms and stringers under the motor mounts. It is...

This seems to be the biggest concern everyone has when this question is asked. Think about it, your rear stabilizers cannot jack your rig off the ground! What happens to them when you have a flat tire!! Nothing. I have and will continue to use them. And yes I have had a flat tire when using...

Go for it!! Everybody needs a smile once in a while.

Re: ATF: Big Country - 2nd A/C unit We run a small fan at the top of the stairs to the bedroom blowing into the main area. It helps tremendously. The front unit cycles and the bedroom is very cool. The fan helps circulate the cool air out into the main living area. The main A/C cycles in...

I watched mine today, on long braking, it will go to about 80%. Short braking, I saw about 30%. Hard braking it goes to 80% pretty quick, and is slow to turn off when you let off the brakes.

Adult Truths 1. Sometimes I'll look down at my watch 3 consecutive times and still not know what time it is. 2. Nothing sucks more than that moment during an argument when you realize you're wrong. 3. I totally take back all those times I didn't want to nap when I was younger. 4. There is...

I have found that you have to be braking pretty hard, or stab the brakes hard to get it to really brake hard.

Not true. It will run all your 12 volt items and maintain your battery. Mine stays plugged in all the time except when going down the road!

I have subscribed to the NHSTA web site and entered my vehicles and the send me any recall notice that may be related. Here is the recent recall from the NHTSA web site: Report Date : July 17, 2011 at 08:12 AM NHTSA Campaign ID number : 11V350000 Vehicle Make...

I know what you mean, does not bring back good memories.

Most likely you have an alignment issue, or a bent axle. The tires will need replacing due to age, not wear, when properly aligned.

Re: On road need help Also check your GFIC outlets. Test and rest them.