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I was thinking the same thing, my bet would be the fresh water tank.

Our 06 Mt. Rushmore is listed by the manufacture in their literature as 37', this is the number we used, never thought to measured it. Had reservations at a park in So. Dakota, pulled in and they questioned us on our length. I told them it is 37', they looked at me like I was trying to pull...

All spring mountings should be in the same hole respectively on each hanger. The tire wear is most likely due to an alignment issue. Tires do scrub in sharp turns, unless you are turning one way the same way every time, you shouldn't get any noticeable tire wear from sharp turning.

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A convenient place to store the spare fuses.

On the A/C, it may just be condensation collecting on the cover or vents. Our friends new Sundance does this when it is first turned on after setting up. It collects on the main discharge when closed to make the air go through the duct work.

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Believe it or not, I have seen somethings that are awful close to this on Table Rock Lake. I live on Table Rock, I used to work in one of the boat shops until the owner retired and sold out. We had one that would come in to the ramp about a 1/2 mile away from the shop, I would have to go down...

They have been reworking that stretch of road for the past several years, I think it is going to be I-22 when they are done. We have traveled that stretch many times over the years making the trip to Talladega Super Speedway. Good road, gets better every year.

Re: Manual over ride of the Hydraulicx Look in the front compartment up under the over hang or the off door side basement access door. The pump and valve assembly is located in the left front corner of the rig. There should be a rocker switch and if you have them, valves, one for every slide...

The pick up in the tank for the pump is about an 1" above the bottom, and with the bottom sagging out of it, you don't have a chance on getting all the water out of it. I just re mounted my fresh water tank last weekend. The strap that is supposed to hold the tank in place is loose or broke...

Re: Manual over ride of the Hydraulicx Check at the pump, you may have valves that will isolate each slide. You can try and shut down the circuit that has the leak. If not, you can try and disconnect the bad line and cap it. In a pinch, I have used a oval head screw to put inside the fitting...

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That is the first thing to do. Follow their lead and you will be all right.

I am soooo jealous!! Good luck and safe travels.

Quite simply, it is a piece of aluminum bent in the shape of a " L ", 8" x 1".

Sounds like a pinched thermostat wire. Had this happen in a new build house. Had to run a new thermostat wire. Best way to test this theory, use some short thermostat wire and hook directly to the A/C and furnace bypassing original wire, if all works as it should, you know what you have to do.

The solenoid chatter is due to low voltage. A sign of under charged batteries or weak to bad batteries.

I used a piece of 8" vinyl coated aluminum fascia. Took the edge trim off and installed the fascia under the slide with plenty of urethane sealant and 1/2' staples, re-installed the trim. Better than new.

I went to my plumbing wholesaler and bought a real regulator for $40, bought the needed fittings to connect to the hoses. I get full flow through the regulator and can adjust it to any water pressure I want.

Remember one thing, the exhaust brake will not work in first gear. The torque convertor does not lock in first gear either.

Do you have one of the plug relocation kits installed in the bed of your truck?? If so, remove it and hang the cord over the tail gate and see if you fault goes away. I had one, when we had all that rain in the spring, it got wet enough, the brake wire had shorted to the ground wire. It would...

Check the mounting bolts, water may be coming down around the rivet-nuts. This common when the mounting bolts are over tightened. They only need to be 14 in-lbs.

Just a funny, didn't mean to offend anyone. Didn't know every one would get their panties in a wad.

It has driven many times by many people long before exhaust brakes or even diesels where common place. You will be just fine, just take your time, drive sensibly, and enjoy the view. We drove from Sheriden to Yellowstone 2 years ago when the east side of the Big Horn was in gravel and very...

Like my self, we installed the valves our self in the vent lines protruding out of the belly skin.

Sorry, no pics. 3 of the vents all went down and terminated at the left rear corner of the tank. Any incline that you came upon would cause the water to run out. By eliminating 2 of them, both on the right side, and installing a valve in the remaining one on the left rear corner, it will stop...

I guarantee I have fixed my issues!! But I still would like to know why there was 4 vents!

I just had to remount my fresh water tank in my 06 Landmark this week end, 07/03/11. Here is the link to the thread I started //heartlandowners.org/showthread.php/25165-I-have-one-for-you-all!?p=186488#post186488

After having our Landmark in for an axle alignment and straightening, I was under the rig looking around at what they had done, I happened to notice an area sagging down behind the axles. I have always had a bulge there since we have owned it, 2 years now. I have tried pushing up on it in the...

Re: satilllite I have the roof mount Winegard and the Winegard Carry Out. Both work exceptionally well. Like said above, wooded areas will block your signal. Since we like the state parks, they are usually wooded ( duh! ). That is how we wound up with the Carry Out. You can move it just...

If you think it is the fan, remove the shroud and look at the fan blade and motor. See if a wasp nest is built on it or has fallen and blocked it from rotating.

No more dangerous than having it in your home or natural gas

This is what we have, bought them at Walmart. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Camco-RV-Vent-Insulator/16927797

Another thing that really makes a difference is those insulated squares you stuff in your vents.

Is your tow vehicle level when hooked up?? A lot of the times, if you pull your bars up tighter, it will stop the sway. On a calm day, sway is usually caused by too heavy of a tongue weight, which makes the front of the tow vehicle light.

Check your level in the bottom of the freezer, the bubble does need to be within the lines for proper cooling.

Also, did you load it with warm goodies? If it was not turned on a day or so to cool down before you loaded it, or loaded it with warm or hot items, like warm sodas, water, etc.. It will not cool warm stuff like your household refrigerator, it will actually warm up and have a very difficult time...

Those valves will work, but at $28 a piece, you still need barbed fittings, crimp rings, and a crimp tool if you don't have one already. You can go to Lowe's and buy every thing you need to do it for less than $50 and have a tool for future use on the Pex system.