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If it's "leather" then most folks simply junk the furniture piece and replace it w/ items from Lazy Boy. However, I think too that there is a place in Indiana that make RV specific furntitre and folks seem to like it. Someone else will chime in w/ the name.

The one tire seems to be worn a lot on inside edge too = suspension issue??

6 words: Park Issue Park Issue Park Issue Your surge protector as mentioned is doing it's job and if only showing low 100 volts BEFORE the RV, then it's on the park side of things. We had something like thins happen a few years back and CG staff came out to check things and lo-n-behold...

I know a friend of ours had a window replaced on their HL coach a few years ago at a local glass company.

Any ideas as to where I can get one? NAPA has it on their web site, but it's been discontinued. To be fair, I did look online and saw one for like 35 bucks and NAPA's was under 20.

I installed a new water pump and while on most recent outing, left the fresh tank drain open just in case water still went into it. Sure enough it did, but not as bad. So at this point, my options are to turn the OE Anderson valve w/o pressure on it a few times OR just simply replace the OE...

From what I gather, most state and national parks were orig designed for RV's 35' and under. But as time moves on, the rigs have gotten longer and longer. Some campgrounds say they can accommodate large rigs, but large is debatable depending on which side of the phone your on. We've been lucky...

BIL just got his new truck Fri. Beautiful "Cherry" red w/ 2 tone leather. Is a 3500 SRW, CC, 4x4, SRW, 6.6 gas and 3.73 gears fully loaded. Took a look at the data label and liked how GM put down the max weight of railers on it. Said it could tow a 18,000 gooseneck/5er and 16,000 TT. Combo of...

Am I able to post a listing w/ pics for a buddy selling a B&W hitch? If so, under which heading?

Went to raise the left side of coach so I could grease things w/ the 2 left legs (6pt level up) and display said it was outta level so it wouldn't lower the legs any. Truck was attached. So I said, "let's do the right side then". Right legs went down w/ no problem EXCEPT after I got the wheels...

This NOT meant to bash anyone or start a feud about this or that, BUT just observations I've seen lately in regards to vehicles and RV's. Have seen quite the gamut w/ some spot on in regards to RV's and it's tow vehicle. Some RV's are nose high w/ tow vehicle level. Some RV's are nose low w/...

Not that we have to replace the Furrion micro yet, wife says it doesn't heat up as well as the old Kenmore in stick house does.

Are they not on a trickle charger or some type of battery tenders? If so, they don't draw much juice.

Not sure w/ 100% accuracy where the problem lies, so to play it safe, am getting a new water pump and replacing the orig Anderson plastic 4-way valve w/ anew Anderson brass 3 way valve. Anyways, Amazon has it for 75 bucks and a cple other online RV outlets are in the same general area. Checked...

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Currently for single axle trailers. One thing one would have to be careful of is not exceeding 13'6" when road ready should one be developed for tandem axle trailers. Not so much for TT's but for 5ers. Then again, the tallest part of a 5er is more/less in the front where the truck is.

Would love to see a true air ride susp/bag set up like what semi trailers use. $$$ I'm sure, but worth it.....like disc brakes.

We have a '18 3560SS, slide toppers, 5th Airborne hitch, full propane and right after p/u from dealer (new) went to CAT scale and it weighed in at 14,000 even. Couple months later, loved up for week vaykay, 3 people, now weighed 15,980. Started off w/ a SRW '15 F350, 4x4, cc, sb and was...

Not sure what pegs you are talking about, but another mounting suggestion is to use velcro. I don't recall now, but w/ our previous RV, bought a screen door protector at Home Depot and want to say used small self tapping screws. Had no issues w/ it and stayed in place all the while we owned it

Our 2018 BC 3560SS doesn't have one. I like using the 20# and gas grill and at time when we host a family BBQ, we use the 20# tank w/ a grill and dual "XX" btu burner for corn and salt potatoes. Just wish I could remember the Btu's of the stinking' burners. grrrrr.......

Do you have them now or plan to order? IMO, take a look at Torq-Lift steps. Even tho we have the folding steps, they make one that folds up somehow on the inside of coach and better built.

Pretty much. Raises or lowers the hitch onto or above the ball depending on what your doing. Replaces the crank handle which some or many still utilize.

If by ball area on a travel trailer, then it raises or lowers the hitch to go over ball on truck. If a 5th wheel, it controls the front legs.

Well I'm not 100% positive, but seems like GO by my house here in CNY has sold a bunch of units as of late. Just hope that based on all the reports we've seen about CW & GO that the owners don't have problems

Well, I'll chime in and others may too. I just use the tank fill for on board tank after putting 1c of reg Clorox non perfume scented bleach down the RV's water hose(s) and then continue to fill tank til full. Then as you mentioned, turn on pump and run water into the hot water tank (fill up)...

IMO, go w/the B&W and don't look back.

We have the Auto-Saver's on our vehicles tho the truck has the alum body. car is a '17 and no rust anywheres. truck has some on the frame rails and bolts for the bed rail hitch. Likewise, some on springs/shocks, but otherwise AOK. The RV last I recall was AOK as well. BUT in it's defense wether...

dudkas, looks like you have way too many items on one breaker if that is a breaker. Our rig is still in storage for another week or so, but we switched out the hyd breaker to a 80A and a 4-8ga wire (don't recall offhand) direct from the battery to it. Only thing on this breaker is the hyd...

Guess I want to re-ask my question. Should I just go ahead and put the Eternabond tape on for I think it will be awhile before we to any kind of roof coating. RV is still in storage, but will probly be home within week or so. Figure before it rains and if the stuff I used isn't up to snuff and...

Why not just make some blocks and toss 'em in back of truck, then place them under the jacks before lowering them? That's what we do. But we also have 2 6x6x 18" or 24" blocks in addition to 2-2x12x18" screwed together for a total of 8 blocks. This way we can place them under any legs that need...

Someone once told me about POR or POUR product to stop the rust. Think it was a 2 part product.

I haven't done anything yet as the RV is still in storage. Just wondering if ok to lift the entire rig without the truck attached using the 6 pt only. Should I place stands on either side of the axles for 4 in total there and 2 more up front (1 on each side/behind the landing legs)? Based on...

Question. I asked about new tires for our Big Country and later thought of another question. yes, I've used the 2 hyd cyl on one side to lift the coach to grease things or to remove a wheel w/o a problem. Truck was attached to coach at same time. Now can I raise the whole coach w/o the truck...

Thank you all!! Not sure what the Guru's have to say yet cuz I haven't stopped by to inquire. If they cannot get the Sailun's or are not being made, I like the 901 suggestion as a alternative.

Sawzall !! Just kidding

We had a '15 F350 SRW,CC,4x4,SB,6.7 and thought it would be our last truck. Despite being a off the lot purchase, I really liked it. Bought in Dec '14. Come '17 , we decided to get a new RV.....Big Country 3560SS (empty 14k, max 16k). Scaled out, the RV weighs 16 k fully loaded. Like what's...

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Was watching the NASCAR race yesterday and for some reason, got to thinking that I'll probly need to replace the tires on our '18 BC (made in '17). No big trips planned for this year. They are always covered while here at the house, but still going on 7 years old and look like new. So went to...

Were they still working on the truck tho? Check plug in on truck to make sure all is well there.

No Styrofoam, but we as well get sawdust on tub of shower stall.