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That file name was auto generated here. I don't think you are doing anything wrong. Peace Dave

Attached is the picture in question. Peace Dave

The holding tank gauges are notably inaccurate. Most users have their own method of monitoring the tank levels. For me, when water is up to my ankles while in the shower it's time to drain that tank. When my wife says the kitchen sink won't drain, it's time to drain that tank. When flushing the...

When you get to the File Upload Manager click on the little question mark located in the upper right corner. This will provide a list of file types and sizes allowed. Peace Dave

Peer forum rules this thread is closed. Contact seller by private message. Peace Dave

Yes you can remove those. They are held on with screws using a #2 square driver bit. Look closely in the fabric. Peace Dave

Just had to reply here. I bought a plastic owl just to prove a point. Point is they know the difference between a plastic owl and a real owl. Peace Dave Sent from my Galaxy S-21 Ultra using Tapatalk

I used galvanized sheet metal along with caulk and stainless screws. Been holding up for a while now. Peace Dave

A bunch of years back I replaced the worn out OEM bushings and bolts with a wet bolt kit including bronze bushings. A few years after that I had to replace my springs. A few of the bronze bushings came out in pieces. Another failure. So then I installed the NeverFail bushings with wet bolts...

Just call your insurance agent, they will send out an adjuster to look at the damage. Two years ago at the rally in Goshen a hail storm came through and there was a lot of damage. Adjusters came right to the campground. TravelTiger had their roof replaced due to hail damage in Texas. I expect a...

What a great idea and it looks nice. Peace Dave

While I don't have the Lippert brand TPMS I did need 12 volts for my system. I just tapped into a 12 volt wire in the front closet. So I think 12 volts is 12 volts no matter where it comes from. Peace Dave

The only time our slides are in is when we are on the road. At home they are always out. Peace Dave

The fan runs to cool the converter. If your fan runs full time my first thought was what is the condition of your battery. It's the electrolyte up to the proper level? Are the battery terminals clean and tight? How old is the battery? Does the battery take and hold the charge? Peace Dave

It seems that when there is an annoying vibration it's a sign that the fan is out of balance. Could be caused by an insect nest on one of the blades. I suggest pulling the cover off and inspecting the fan blades along with everything else up there. Peace Dave

Or buy a large poly cutting board and cut it to fit. Peace Dave

Nice job, looks good. Peace Dave

This is from etrailer. If you are using 9/16 inch shackle bolts which are the most common you will want 65 to 95 foot pounds of torque. If you are using 1/2 inch then go for 45 to 70 foot pounds. And for 5/8 inch bolts use 100 to 120 foot pounds. This is also from etrailer. There...

Thanks for calling attention to this. Curious, do you have wet bolts? I've lost two shackle bolts, one lost on the road and one was in two pieces still in the spring. Broke at the grease hole. Peace Dave

First, if you purchased your rig new it should be covered by warranty. Normally to bring an electric slide in manually there is a flex hex head tool that goes into the motor and it is then turned with a drill. But since your motor is off the wall that is not an option. The only way I can think...

If you have a slide and don't have a separate satellite input you can probably sneak the coax in between the slide wiper seals and the slide wall. You can also find a more permanent solution by installing something like this. Peace Dave

Depending on your size and flexibility you might be able to low crawl from the kitchen end. If the slide is in the door will be blocking access to the motor. Peace Dave

Since the switch in question is next to the awning in/out switch my guess is it might be the on/off switch for the awning lights. Peace Dave

Many people have been happy with the Torklift Glow Step. You might want to call them and ask if they have a product that will fill your needs. Peace Dave

Check the air admittance valves located under the sinks in the kitchen and baths. Slip a baggie over țhem and wrap with tape to seal them. Then run water and fire your furnace or whatever triggers the odor. Attached is a generic picture of a valve and plumbing. Yours will be black and a...

Maybe drill a new hole in the pully mount and add a new screw there. Leave the old stud in place. Peace Dave

As far as the GVWR part of that includes your hitch weight. If your springs are flat it might be time to think about replacing them. Can you post a picture? Peace Dave

Centerline mentioned a broken leaf, along with that make sure your springs have an arch and are not flat. Hitting a deep pot hole might compress the springs enough to allow the ties to move enough and hit the sheet metal. Peace Dave

Easy to remove those lights. Just pull them out. They are held in by that spring, but be careful of that spring snapping your fingers. Think mouse trap. Peace Dave

In your profile you have your browsing options set to "Instant email notifications". That needs to be set to "Do not subscribe". You will still be able to subscribe to any thread that you want by clicking the subscribe button. The subscribe button is in the Thread Tools button above. You will...

Without seeing your floor it's kinda hard to make a diagnosis, but, I can offer what I found in my Bighorn. When my rig was built they had to remove some of the laminated foam on the underside of the floor to run some plumbing. It wasn't always a soft spot so I'm guessing that over time the...

That looks like the overflow for the fresh water tank. Does your rig have the Anderson switching valve for the water supply? Peace Dave

I've done it on my Bighorn. Pretty easy but I suggest that you scope out the route that you current water line takes. If you can access all areas then go for it. Mine started at the UDC, when down in the belly, out the frame and up into a slide then to the refrigerator. Peace Dave

Nice job. That's the best way to carry sewer hoses. Peace Dave

In a word, no. At about two inches above the floor drill a series of exploratory holes using a small drill bit. Low so that your holes are not visible, two inches above the floor so you are not drilling into the aluminum sill square tubing and directly below your intended location of the vent...

Re: New BigHorn Traveler I can offer my two cents. Over the years I have read about more issues with the Goodyear G614 than the Sailun S637. I currently have the G614 tires that need replacing. They have not been without issues. But in all fairness any tire can be problematic. I have 5 new...

Pat, one thing I would try is Bar Keepers Friend. It can be used on glass. I use that **it on everything. Peace Dave

Call Heartland Customer Service, they should be able to help. Have your VIN handy. 574-262-8030 Peace Dave

Sounds like your going in the wrong direction. One of the causes of trailer sway is not enough pin weight. Changing trucks will not help that. If you haven't had your rig weighed you cannot guess the pin weight. Peace Dave

If your gonna have them jack it be sure the jack is centered on the I-beam. Why not just use your Level up? And don't forget to have them hand torque the lug nuts. Peace Dave