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I would look for a braided white (kinda opaque) hose and follow that to the black tank. With luck that hose just came off of the sprayer fitting. Peace Dave

Somewhere I have video from when I bled the brakes. If I can find it I'll post it here. Peace Dave

I've bled mine twice. Once when I installed the disc brakes and a second time after I had to replace a damaged brake line hose. It's easy but you will need a second person to activate the actuator while you open the bleeder valve. A clear hose attached to the bleeder and terminating in a plastic...

Somewhere near your hitch on the side of your trailer that does not have the door. If you don't find the sticker just inflate to the cold PSI inflation on the tire. That sticker should also have the VIN and date of manufacture. Peace Dave

Unless you know the weight at each tire you should inflate to the pressure indicated on the sticker located on the off door side near the front. That number is normally the max inflation rating of the tire which can be found on the tire sidewall. Peace Dave

Depending on your model you may have a cabinet near the entrance door. There should be a residential style light switch that has a red toggle that lights up when turned on. That would be for the 120 volt side of the water heater. You may also have a small rocker switch on the water heater...

I would give Heartland a call. They should be able to help out. Have your VIN handy when you call. 877-262-8032 Peace Dave

I like the bathroom faucet. Nice job. Peace Dave

Once the batteries are fully charged just disconnect the neutral battery cable. No chance of any parasitic draw. Peace Dave

There are food grade lubricants that you could try. You most likely would have to remove the faucet valve to lube it. Many people have replaced the RV installed faucets with better quality residential faucets. Peace Dave

You might try replacing the O-ring. Peace Dave

I think you would have to contact Heartland and ask that question. Personally I think you could pick up there. I have pick up parts in the past. Peace Dave

Well, date code, tire brand and size. Size ST235/80R16 and ST235/85R16 brands Sailun, RoadX, Blacklion, Blackhawk and Ironhead. Peace Dave

Nice job on the door. Peace Dave

If you see a black knob on your solenoid activated valve, the black knobs need to be open. Counterclockwise. There are Allen screws on the solenoid activated valve that need to be closed. Counterclockwise. You may be turning the wrong valve which would turn off fluid to the hydraulic cylinders...

If you haven't yet, go to Sailuns web site and register your tires. Peace Dave

41st week of 2020. Peace Dave

Thanks for posting this recall information. I talked to Sailun this morning and they are giving me 5 new tires. Peace Dave

This for sale thread is closed per forum rules. Please let us know when this is sold. Peace Dave

I'll add my two cents here. The previous post is correct about the possibility of drilling through a wall stud. Drilling small exploratory holes will aid in preventing that. But I gotta wonder, how many dealer installed vents have been drilled through a stud and no one is the wiser. I think I...

My experience with those front cap lights is that there is very little extra wire to work with. You might have to access the light wires from inside the front closet. If you have a front closet. Peace Dave

When you push the button to open the slide do you hear the hydraulic pump attempt to run? I doubt it is temperature related but it is possible. I've opened my slides at -10. Grunted a bit but it worked. Peace Dave

You're dry weight is really not a factor s you must know your loaded weight. And in order to know your traveling weight you need to visit a scale. For example, although I have a larger rig my dry weight is 12,600 and my traveling weight is 16,400. That's an added 3,800 pounds. Point is that it's...

Maybe you could notch the wiper in that little area where there is no room between the slide trim and the wall. At least it wouldn't eat the seal. Peace Dave

Yes leave the wires on. The breakers are auto reset but they do fail. The only one with a reset button would be the main nearest the battery. If you swap out the breakers be sure to disconnect the neutral battery cable before you start. Peace Dave

I'm not sure you are testing correctly. You can't test voltage across the breaker. You must have the black lead of your multimeter to ground. So, put the black lead to the frame of your rig (it must contact metal) then use the red probe to test voltage at each lug of the breaker. Peace Dave

I suggest that you turn off the propane tanks, air out your camper and see if the odor went away. You might have a very slow leak from one of the LP appliances. If the odor goes away you will need to find the leak. Peace Dave

Have you checked the buss near the battery box that has the 12 volt breakers? They will have red rubber covers. That is where you would look for the reset button. No guaranty that there is a reset button there but you need to check. Peace Dave

Check the 12 volt bank of breakers and look, feel for a tiny reset button on the side of one of those breakers. Push the reset button. Peace Dave

Post #1 in this thread has some info that might help you. Peace Dave

Do you know the GVWR of your rig? It should be on a label located near the front on the off door side. Peace Dave

Based on the age of your rig I think your best bet would be to Google RV Surplus stores. Most well be in Indiana or Michigan. Congrats on your new rig. Be sure to check out the Events calendar on the home page for a rally or two in your area. Peace Dave

Peer forum rules this for sale thread is closed. Please let us know when this is sold. Peace Dave

We do not current have an Idaho chapter. You are welcome to attend any Heartland Owners Club Rally. Keep an eye on the Events calendar on the home page for upcoming rallies. Peace Dave

If you can follow the instructions and turn a screw driver you can install an RVLock. It's easy. Peace Dave

I would use some butyl putty tape then after the window is in I would caulk the top and sides. When you install be sure the drain holes are at the bottom. Peace Dave

Robert, I've checked with Theresa this morning and if you signed up you should be good to go. I questioned transferring our names from the paper tablet to the computer, she said if your on the tablet your in the system. We arrive July 31. Site 6. Peace Dave

You might find what you're looking for HERE. Peace Dave

Great idea, I like it. Peace Dave

That other tank in the picture is the hydraulic fluid reservoir. If your landing gear is down and your slides are out your level looks correct. You should only check and or add fluid when the slides are in and the landing gear is retracted. Peace Dave