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Congrats on your rig and welcome to the forum! Eternabond tape is a wonderful thing... if you're going to keep the rig, I would use it rather than re-caulking.

Carpet is a PITA... I've done laminate in both our house and past RV's. I don't think I would try carpet. For what it's worth, we don't have any carpet in our current rig and wifey loves it.

Congrats and welcome fro South GA!

If one side has already come down, I don't know that I would put it on the road without trying to secure it some way.

Welcome to the forum! I can't speak about the Road Warrior, but we love our Heartland Torque. Maybe some of the Road Warrior owners will be along to share their thoughts. I would strongly recommend conducting a thorough PDI before you purchase any rig. I used the one created by a member here and...

Congrats and welcome to the forum from South GA.

I didn't think about it until now... I came across a guy at an offroad park a few years back that had a winch mounted on the floor at the front of his garage and a pulley mounted at the top in the back. He claimed that it could be used to load his buggy, raise it up while it was outside so he...

I like that! I'm gonna use it next time the wifey complains about the route.

I'm not 100%.... but I think someone on the forum said they could pull it up with the info from the tag on the axle.

Congrats on the rig and welcome to the forum!

I never thought I would ever watch a video about toilet paper, but this one was a pretty good one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceCdXandlLU

Welcome to the forum! If your door is extremely heavy, it's possible that there is water intrusion somewhere. Check around the bottom of the frame for rust and around the frame for bubbles. I also give mine a shot of garage door lube at the beginning of every camping season.

It happens... At least you found out before you stuffed blankets or something in there.

We have the Ninja Coffee Bar and it rides on the counter with the carafe in the cabinet. It does have some good rubber "feet" on it.

If you're real quite, you can almost hear the banjos in the background.:D

Guess I should've said who I use... We have our rig insured on our auto policy with Farm Bureau and I believe it's in the $500/year range.

There may be more, but the only company I know of that lets you swap between storage and use is Good Sam.

Should be a blue wire (also called "remote wire) coming out of the back of the radio. This is the wire that draws the constant power for clock and radio presets. You can unhook this wire from power and eliminate the constant power draw.

If it's in the slide, be very cautious about the length of whatever fastener you use.

Welcome to the forum! After you make a few posts, you will be able to post pics to the thread. I don't think you will have an issue if you remove them, but a picture will help. You may want to check the wall behind the cabinets to make sure it matches the rest of the rig. May or may not be an...

Welcome from South GA!

Welcome from South GA!

I pull with a Ford V10 and can attest to the above statement. I average 8-10 mpg towing my rig depending on the terrain.

The bunk probably put itself in a bind when one side came down on the freezer. It may go back up if you can pick up on the low side and get it back close to level. If that doesn't work, it may have came off the chain. There are several videos on YouTube that show you how to adjust it. Ours...

Congrats on the rig and welcome from South GA!

Welcome from South GA!

Welcome from South GA

What year is your rig? Might be time for a new thermostat.

Congrats and welcome to the forum. There is a wealth of information here and knowledgeable folks willing to help.

Congrats and welcome!

https://www.rvwiththetanners.com/pre-delivery-inspection Welcome to the forum! I would recommend using the form above. It is a thorough inspection form created by one of our members.

Congrats on your North Trail and welcome to the forum.

I'm not familiar with the Pioneer, but are you sure the spare is up all the way? On my Torque, the tire goes all the way up in between the frame.

Looks good. Congrats!

Welcome to the forum. There should be a switch in the front storage compartment. Mine is more of a toggle switch than a light switch and is located just above the battery.

I'll try to get you one at some point today. In the meantime, it should look something like this... https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=L&ai=DChcSEwjI7tecjtPlAhUMnLMKHasYBuMYABAQGgJxbg&sig=AOD64_1eCn-rhuga_pP7t-a4iwfQGlsU2Q&ctype=5&q=&ved=0ahUKEwi-t86cjtPlAhUk11kKHeOwCyMQ9aACCGI&adurl= There are...

Welcome to the forum. I can't help with your question, we just crank the antenna up and hope for the best. But, there have been several threads on the topic. If you search the site by using the search bar in the top right corner, you should be able to find your answer.

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5a7a03a58dd041d320f4bd05/t/5d67227e87dacd00010308f3/1567040127957/Non-Participating+with+RV+Toll+Pass.pdf Had to dig a little, but here is a list of roads it works on. If it worked on the express lane on I-75 in Georgia, it would be worth double!

Congrats and welcome to the forum!

We ordered one from Amazon... I can't remember the name brand of it but, it came with 4 rubber "feet" that you install depending on what model stove you have. It matches the cabinets pretty good. I wish I had seen the ones above... I like them better.