Search results

We are serious boondockers also... today marks exactly 3 weeks for us into our 40 gallon black tank. I'll macerate the black and both greys probably Tuesday. The black definitely gets a heavy consistency when we're being frugal with #1s outside a lot. I place the honey tank in the back of our...

Go to the 'Batteries' forum you posted this thread in, and read some of the past dozens of threads....Lithiums has been discussed in depth.

After mounting the Cat itself, I marked the floor to drill directly below the gas fitting...this allowed the yellow flexible pipe to come straight up to the heater. Then removed the Cat for drilling room. Measured the smallest end coupling of the flexible pipe and used the next larger wood bit...

I'll check for my archived photos. I do have some of underneath install. I thought you just wanted more of the Cat itself. I fudged ours lower than instructions because of the window, but the rug underneath barely heats up anyway, so all is good there. For now an install description: Our CY had...

I may have original photos...will have to look. I can take more photos of it, but it is exactly in the same place as when I installed it then, so what are you needing to see differently?

I use Neutrarust 661

After filling our 2017 CY tanks, I tighten the caps until clicking, then loosen them 3/4 turn to the "stop". If I don't back them off 3/4 turn, the tanks build up heat soak pressure.....when backed off, the pressure vents A-OK.

I did a little digging and found a 2022 Fuel 287 FS. Reading thru it, it lists your 15K ducted AC, and also states prewired for a second AC, just for your FWIW installing your second one. We factory ordered our 44+' CY with 3 ACs, but we only use 1 of them 5% of the time....so I made the same...

Curious as to why you didn't buy a TH with 2 ACs?

Print out the entire checklist Oregon Camper has provided on this site....wear old clothes and plan on about 6 hours to complete your inspection.

Without a photo, ^^this^^ sounds like what it probably is.

I've been using the Charge Wizard on our 80A converter for 4 years. All it takes is a press of the button to bulk charge. When the CW is manually selected for bulk charge, it does so ~4 hours. The converter then drops back to it's specified automatic charging rate. If your batteries still need...

That addendum helps....sounds now like you added more water for xx minutes thru the factory flushing port to flush the black tank, yet didn't get anymore out? If so: The flush anti-siphon may have been installed backwards and is the reason. Without a flow meter, you are EXPECTING the water...

In this forum, read the next oldest thread underneath this one...dated Oct 02, 2022

Ordered 6 Saliuns last summer and they were drop-shipped 3 days later.... with dates only a few months old. Check out Simple Tire for your particular size needed....they have many warehouses nationwide.

Fluids cannot just drain thru the macerator when it's off....you always have to energize it for fluids to drain past it.

The white material in the door looks like a coarse styrofoam, possibly a sheet trimmed to fit?

BTW, I'm open for all comments/suggestions on this project. I'm still a few months away from seriously sourcing what and where to get the metal when back in our hometown...figuring a full day travelling to get 2 sheets. I was wondering about the weight added as well. Our CY doors have the full...

Both of our 2017 CY doors are also cracked/checked/crazed from being open while full-time boondocking in the SoCal/Az sun.... getting to the point that I have to repair this summer while back in Oregon. I was in deliberations as to what material to use that will be a one-time repair to look...

Yeaaaaah, I'm confused just as much as you are....

What year and model is your Heartland product?

I installed another 50A TS just upstream of the breaker box. Wired in a 3000 W inverter with 12 gauge household wire to the TS secondary side for full-house 120V. The primary TS side flows current from the factory TS shore/generator. Press the inverter switch on, wait ~15 seconds to transfer...

Also go to Amazon....type in "Lippert Gear". Many different gear packs are available once you determine the correct one.

Are you sure it is a visually stripped gear, or is the rear part of slide just out of timing with the front?

^^Correct^^...behind the removable rear compartment wall and just inside the ODS exterior wall.

I've had my Curt for 5 years....looks exactly like Bogie's above.

There are some old threads here that members have reframed, then set the majority of their rear basement wall back close to a foot for extra storage.

Spam is simple for Admins/Mods to delete posts/ban usernames.....the difficult part is for Super Admins to diagnose how these Spammers averted the present in-place site filters, and then figure out how to block that entrance for obtaining members' information.

Our camera was already wired to 12V hot at one of the 5 breakers with the common buss bar. The wire was a not incorporated in a wire loom, but resembled an add-on single wire. It had a red enclosed fuse holder that didn't have a fuse ....it was very obvious, so open all your single fuse holders...

That tied up wire and fuse looks to be the same as when we received our 2017 CY from the factory. It was for the external solar panels plug. Follow the wire to see if you can ascertain such. It was heavy gauge wires, so made sense to carry a heavy 12V load. Our Furrion camera wiring was all...

If you run into problems finding such, I replaced our yucky/wrinkled/crappy/weather-checked plastic panels with lightweight tinted acrylic panels. They attach at the 4 corners with 4 more 1" long Velcro strips along the sides, and are easily removable for air-flow.

[emoji319]**Merry Christmas to all!**[emoji319][emoji482]

I do National General thru Good Sam...one of very few underwriters that I can insure both tow rig and trailer together. If ever in an accident when towing, best to have the same insurance company for both rather than fight with 2 different companies.

Is there a large plug in your shower/tub surround anywhere?

I installed one for our bedroom AC....we only use that AC for our cats when temps head up over 90°. All 3 of our ACs draw 12 amps. I did before and after tests with the soft start using my 3300 generator. Before the SS, when the AC compressor hits, it is obviously all at once....the generator...

Wish you luck today on picking it up and walking thru with the PDI sheet... especially after all paperwork being done. You may need to prepare for a few small battles down the road because of not putting together a PDI pecking list of things prior to signing.

Our 2017 CY bedroom slide had the same thing happen. I repaired it without removing the slide easily by re-gluing both bad sides, then attached an aluminum plate under the entire floor with new lower trim pieces and sealed them up. Was an easy project....just took time for the glue to setup.

If the above suggestion isn't the issue, then pull the cover off of the motor/pump, as the internal pump rotors can swell width-wise so much, they can seize up. Use sandpaper on a smooth surface and narrow them up, reinstall and see if that helps. There are a few older threads here to search...

I would call it normal for using the furnace in constantly cold temps....it is the largest consumer of propane compared to water heaters, stove, oven, and refrigerators when in cold country.

The black Yeti marked switch is for 12 volt heating cable on fresh tank water line. The switch you're questioning is for 120 volt tank heating pads. Make sure you have a few gallons of liquid in all black and gray tanks before turning on, otherwise the pads can melt thru the plastic tank bottoms.