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WE are having problems with our electric reel. Who is the mfg????? ASAP pls.

Re: Lost everything on ODS rear axel I'll try the electrical tape, great idea.

Re: Lost everything on ODS rear axel We have a heat sensor gun that we use to check the temperature. Only problem is the shiny hub cover makes it difficult. Wish we could get satin hub covers.

hoefler, Those sliding doors make a big difference. We need to unlatch(use to be unscrew, mod to unlatch) our door to get to behind the UDC, unload part of the basement. Back to finding a valve that we can put in the UDC.

hoefler, Have not been to HD yet. Is there a Pex connector for braided nylon hose? Do you have the valve in the UDC or does the baement access door need to come off each time you fill?

hoefller, My husband is thinking abut doing this and he has 2 questions: 1) what type of valve did you use? and 2) Is it accessible from the UDC? Thanks

I have never had a problem using my hairdryer in the trailer. yes, they run at 1660-1800 watts but i hae never blown a circuit with the hairdryer. Now, the kitchen appliances, that is a totally different story. We "run out of electricity" on a regular basis when making breakfast, I have learned...

Two websites that i use all the time are: www.rvservicereviews.com www.rvparkreviews.com I update them faithfully when I find good/bad things to say. Both are great sites.

This sure doesn't sound like the RV Outlet in VA. I have never heard anything seriously bad about them. I wonder if there are multiple with the same name or the forum member just shortened the name.

We put Mor/ryde on our 2011 BH. We bought the BH knowing we would be putting the Mor/ryde on ASAP since it came with the Lippert axles and springs and that is all you read about on the forum at that time. We had Mor/ryde on our previous trailer and on our truck, never a problem and a smooth...

When we ordered our trailer 2 years ago Heartland was still using Lippert and all you read about were problems with springs, axles, shocks etc. Our previous trailer had Mor/ryde and we just decided to put on Mor/ryde as part of our new trailer expense. Once you start having problems you lose...

What about some white "J" channel? You can buy it at HD or Lowes.

Several years ago we sent emails out to 4 different discounters to start getting info on our BH purchase. 3 were in VA, we live in Williamsburg and one was in TN. RV Outlet was one of our choices but they didn't respond to our 2nd email and hence we dropped them from the running. We bought ours...

This seems to be a continuing problem. I know we switched to an 80a breaker and it solved our problems. If the 80a breaker is what Lippert recommends why doesn't Heartland put in an 80a breaker?????

We had ours replaced by our dealer in Feb/Mar 2011, took about 30 minutes and the entire refrigerator had to be removed and put back. Took the dealer 1-2 weeks to get the replacement kit. I found an old email to my dealer about this. It was on the Heartland Forum but I can no longer locate it...

Dometic...............I don't remember the details any more, whether we just heard about it or we received a letter.

There was a recall on this last year. Dealer replaced it at no charge.

We added a switch with a pull string(old fashioned) to the lights. Works out fine bu a switch for these and those in the bedroom would be great!!

We travel with 3 cats and the first day out they got under the bed, this wasn't possible in our other trailer. We now make sure they are out of the bedroom and close the bedroom door before bringing in the slides. This allows them the freedom of the trailer(if they are not sleeping) and we...

WE had this problem when going down the road. Ended up just wedging a shim by the handle. For us this was an easy solution.

This not is in regard to generator selection if you don't get a built in. We just finished boondocking with 40 other rigs for 2 weeks. All the motorhomes were in 1 row, everything else in another row. We had about 15 "others". One day I was walking the row and noticed everyone had a Honda 2000i...

We travel in the winter all the time. We have not had any problems with the tanks nor with the water lines however we have added light bulbs(incandescent) to the bottom of the trailer, under the lavatory and under the kitchen sink and a switch in the coach to turn them on. When we are in cold...

If you don't have a Traile Life or a Woodall's book, get one ASAP. These will tell you about campgrounds in the various state. There are also many campgrounds that aren't listed(many aren't listing any more because of cost) that are very nice. We tend to not like campgrounds with a lot of...

Instead of a pizza stone go to HD and buy some quarry tiles. Works well and I put them on the bottom of the oven. These even out the heat. I've done this or all our trailer ovens.

We are going to empty the basement when we are more permanent and put in a switch to turn the water pump on in the bathroom. We don't keep the pump on overnight and it gets to be a pest to turn it on at the control panel. We did this in a previous trailer and it works great. Just a minor luxury...

We just went through this exercise. Found mice in drawer below the refrigerator. Took drawer out and lots of wires and gaps. Went to HD, bought foam and steel wool plus a trap. Haven't had a problem since. They were also in our heating ducts. Not sure about how to solve the heating duct problem...

Great idea except we don't have a bumper on the Big Horn..........................

Do you know when they think this will be finished?

Our dealer called us when the trailer came in and said he would call us after he did his PDI, took about a week, some of the time our scheduling problem. Trailer had zero problems when we picked it up. We discovered one on our first trip out. Other than I would never buy another Shurflo water...

We were on our 2nd Shurflo 5.7. Lasted less than a week. We called Shurflo and they said send in the label and they will send a new one. We will do that and keep it as a spare. We needed water(we are on the road). Stopped at a Camping World and bought a basic Flojet. No more fancy water pumps...

Re: ATF: Bighorn - Window lubricant Loosening the screws solved the problems for us.

We discovered, by accident, that the recliners do not need to be lashed down. We have been on some pretty rough roads and there have been no problems. I do keep an eye on the slides as they go out.

I would never "assume" that. That is why I say measure before getting ordering anything. The Pinnacle fit in our trailer and many others but mfg. change the dimension of trailers as they see fit.

Just make sure you measure and compare sizes. Who knows, Lazyboy may have changed them for some reason.

We bought the Pinnacle model. It is a wall hugger recliner. Besides the slides we put on some handles high up on the back side so we could turn them easier.

We ended up buying 2 Lazy Boy recliners that fit in the back and we have enough space left for a table between them. We put sliders on the lazy Boys and they are now easy to move into position. We accidentally discovered that we don't need to strap them in when on the move. We have been on some...

Our Shurflo 5.7 died for the 2nd time this year. We called Shurflo and once they get the label they will replace it. We are stopping today at Camping World and getting a Flojet, the basic model. We have had it with the circuit boards etc. controlled models, back to basics. We will keep the...

Before you go to all this work there was a "recall" by Dometic to replace the drain tube. Dealer said the enrie refrigerator had to come out. Took about 30 minutes. I think I saw the recall on this website.

We unscrewed ours and bought a 3rd leg so we had stability. Worked out great!!!

My dealer had an additional list of non-published options he knew about. Also, I think the forum in some thread 1-2 years ago had a list going. Tires, axles, G614, extra coax lines, water tank heaters, Fantastic fan, bigger brakes, never-lube axles etc. are those I remember. I remember some...