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Still may have bacteria in it. How big is your freshwater tank? Gonna stink and use a lot of water, but I agree w/ hoefler you may need to do this.

Got a pop up on my Facebook page about something coming down the pipeline for the Bighorn and 20 years in the HL portfolio. Anyone else get/see it?

Congrats on your new endeavors and as well, sorry to see you leave the RVing family.

Take everything out, hop inside at night and have some one stand outside to close/latch door and shine a flashlight all around the door and underneath so you can see where light is coming in thus the areas where water could enter.

Hate to say it, but you'll be better off in the long run if you plan on keeping the coach for some time and go w/ RV Flex armor. Costs, but worth it.

Does the new furniture come with removable backs? If so, I think it should fit there the main door. What about current bad couch? Does it come apart? As for the doors/windows/screens, others will have to answer that one.

A couple weeks ago while walking past the RV, I smelled a good wife of a sewer type odor which I thought was kinda odd and more/less dismissed it. Few days later, came home from work early and REALLY smiled a bad sewer odor. Thinking it was from a stick house in our track, but walked by RV and...

Update: So I got the brass valve but to install it required having to remove trim molding and bend back wall panel in hallway (behind shower). The brass valve already had a rubber inserts as I couldn't figure out at 1st why it wouldn't connect to the water line. DUH ! LOL. Once it was all...

Used them (Home Depot I think is where I got them). Still didn't last long.

Saw this TT TH the other day and for the life of me don't understand why the door handles are so high. My snowmobile trailer isn't this way so why on this or all toy haulers?

May I suggest not going to CW for repairs unless that's your only option.

FWIW, I also tried large type Magic Erasers and they did a great job of cleaning the roof. Problem was, they disintegrated/fell apart fast and I went thru a lot of them cuz 1 pad didn't go very far. Stuck w/ the Spic-N-Span liquid w/ good results. Doesn't get the roof brand new clean or as clean...

We have it's sister version in the Big Country 3560SS and knock on wood, only 1 issue w/ the S-n-s and that was the outside trim being bowed out (forgive me it's been 7 years since this happened) with slides in I think. HL said to simply add a ton more screws which was done and no more problems...

Front spring pack in last pic, seems to be ok. However, I'm in agreement w/ rhodies1 that the rear set is flattened out.

After......

Lotta weight you had there Rm!

We have it's "sister" version (BC 3560SS) w/ factory slide toppers and no problems w/ water in basement. Perhaps the screws around door all need to be siliconed. Does it get wet from regular rain or driving rain? Have you gotten inside w/ doors closed and someone spray around door or are of...

Funny on color matching the sides to blend in. Our orig roof is a tannish color that meets up w/ black trim on sidewalls. For some reason tho, I thought they would go tan into white on top, but they are doing black into white cuz of black trim. Guess the roof will "disappear" if you look at it...

If you did spread them like mrcomer suggested, do you have enough room and will tires clear the fender skirts? Another thought is, are the new tires the same circumference as old ones? Sounds odd, but this could happen.

Is this a Cali thing only or nationwide? Not a vet here, but do know that Cali does things a whole lot different there.

Before pics right after it was backed into shop. During and after to follow (I hope they send them to me....LOL)

David-steph, I didn't have any leaks, just areas I felt needed some extra support as along w/ the chalking along the side where the roof meets the sidewalls. Doubt I could claim anything under insurance especially if no damage was found once rubber roof was removed. Like some others, the cost...

Well the BC is getting her new roof installed this week. Will be picking it up next Sat. Having the skylight covered. Was asked if I wanted to replace our vent covers, told them no as I didn't see anything wrong w/ the ones we have.. They are "blending" in the side (albeit black as w/ rest of...

I replaced our old plastic one last year w/ the brass one and it took longer to remove contents from basement and wall than it did to actually swap out the valves. Should have listened to those on here from a couple years ago and did it then. Easy-peazy.

I believe you are 100% correct on it's location behind shower wall.....but little means of getting to it to replace it. Spoke w/ our old RV dealer service mgr who said the same thing as you and his suggestion is to remove door trim/wall trim and wall panel to get to it. Really didn't look at it...

^^^^^^^ What Rhodes said ^^^^^^^^

Thank you for your thoughts on this. As for the possibility of a ruptured water line, the basement area was still dry which puzzled me. If a water line broke, would that explain why the DW didn't have water at kitchen sink? I thought the flusher line was attached directly to the black tank...

So this is a brand new prob I've never dealt w/ before. Set up shop this past Fri night, hooked everything up and all weekend long no problem w/ anything water related. Today/this morning, breaking things down to leave, hook up sewer flusher hose and this is where things went bonkers. 1. DS...

Hmmmmmmmmmm..........and here it is 5 years later and now you decide to cry about it? And yet, within 1st 2 years you had all the problems?

Cannot aid here for a fix, but one heckofa catch is seeing/spotting the cracks in frame welds and all!!

Pics of the Torq-Lift steps. Comes all put together, host have to remove old steps and put in new ones. Only pic I have of them fully extended is a video, but being computer illiterate, don't know how to upload a video. Go figure! LOL !

Also, they are a bit hefty to lift while installing. I think I placed them onto some wood blocking and a floor jack to lift them up/high enough to put bolts in. May require taking some skirting screws off to gain access to 1 or 2 bolts. Had to get a shorter bolt or 2 cuz of clearance w/ step...

I vote for the Torq- Lift steps. Replaced the orig 4 bouncy steps w/ them and love them. No dirt goes inside of coach which can be a issue w/ the Mor-Ryde ones. Took a little to install, but worth it.

My wife hates me, but we still put blocks under the legs just to limit the distance the legs travel.. BUT we don't have to place boards under the tires!!! Once blocks are under the legs, hit Auto-Level and within a minute and half or so......woooooohla..........done!

Am very much looking forward to this. Sadly tho, DD won't accept a wire transfer from our bank to theirs so I could save a cple coins. Drats!

After reading the replies, I went ahead and ordered thru Amazon the Zero G 25' and it just came today. 1st time w/ it won't be till next month, BUT THANK YOU for the suggestion!!

What's the best fresh water hose to use that doesn't kink up and coils easily? I bought 2 new Camco hoses from our old dealer last spring to replace our orig '05 hoses. These things are a PITA to coil up, seem to take up a lot of space in bin (25' and 50') so was just wondering if there is...

See post #2.

I saw sometime ago that the RR leg of the 6 pt level up on our 3560SS Big Country was wet/maybe leaking but didn't seem to be to concerned about it. Upon taking it out of storage, it was the only leg that was down a cple of inches. Took to our old RV dealer for wheel bearing service and when I...

I've used liquid Spic-N-Span and a mop. Do say 3'-4' section at a time, rinse off, wet next section, repeat. Some say you can use a pressure washer, but to keep the tip in a wide pattern and NOT pencil tip. Used a protectorant 1x, but otherwise just washed the roof cple times/yr.