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We see NT's almost every week. We see many more Mallards though and probably due to price point? We used to own a NT and you are right, it is a good rig to have. It is amazing how many HL owners have zero clue of the owners forum. Maybe that is the difference in the lower number of posts about them.

We have reservations, arriving the weekend prior.

A friend of mine in N CO put those on his fleet of electrician trucks. Some of their miles are dirt and gravel roads and most of their rigs are 1 ton or heavier. None of those tires lasted a year. I am not sure how long they would last just doing highway miles. He went back to Michelin's.

Last we checked we were right at 13000 on the 2 7k axles. Total weight is 16500. We have lots of outside storage in the rear but have very little weight there. Heartland has been unable to tell us how much weight the rear storage can safely handle. While the living room to the front rides...

Thank you for the reply. I had the thought of doing this since we have so much riding behind the axles, but didn't think it was a wise decision. We have done about 14K miles every year for the last 4. It just seems like all that bouncing has wore out what we have.

Are you recommending I get 8k springs instead of the 7k?

I have 7K axles and the springs are flattened out. Is there a better option than Dexter replacements out there?

This place is just what the dr ordered. http://deepcreekrvresort.com/

The last two sets I purchased were from Big O. I just had a set put on two months ago, they had 2020 dates, and only 4. Sales guy said they are hard to find this year.

Re: Electrical issues Well I got my issue resolved finally. Thank you to those that responded. Between all of you and HL support telling where the circuit went, it is fixed. The circuit in question goes down the door side, to the slide junction box, and then all the way to the rear, where it...

Re: Electrical issues Thank you for this explanation!!

Re: Electrical issues I get rid of the wire nuts in favor of these: https://www.amazon.com/Lever-Nut-Connector-Assortment-Conductor-Connectors/dp/B07871V4L8/ref=sr_1_41?dchild=1&keywords=Wire+connectors&qid=1598989133&sr=8-41

Re: Electrical issues I hear you. Problem is I don't know if the circuit goes from the back to the middle or the other way around. Good to know I am still thinking about it straight. Appreciate the reply. Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk

Re: Electrical issues So I changed out and checked the connections for the outside junction boxes and it changed nothing. Is there a circuit diagram for the BC somewhere I can look at? It seems to me I need to find the circuit that all these outlet daisy chain off of.

Re: Electrical issues That was a thought for me as well. I just had an electrician check that and all of the circuit breakers in the rig and it all checked out as working properly. I am now relegated to previous suggestions and will start chasing down that loose connection. The pedestal also...

Re: Electrical issues Originally Posted by Flick I don’t think you have any problem with with your pedestal or at least up to where your rv 50 amp breakers are. The fact that both ac’s are running tells that both legs are hot since ac’s, if they’re set up correctly...

Re: Electrical issues I found that one and it has power. I am using one of those pencil testers. I cannot remember what exactly they are called. I have also checked the batteries, they are good. When we disconnected from the pedestal last night none of the lights went dim either although I am...

Re: Electrical issues Our rig has the electric reel system. Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk

Re: Electrical issues L-1 122 1A L-2 120 15A 60H Those are the readouts this morning. I don't know if it matters but both ac's are working. Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk

12 hours ago everything in our rig was working. 200 miles later, our fridge only works on gas, all outlets non gfi from the fridge to the back wall won't work, fire place wont work, power chairs wont work. Progressive surge protector reading normal with E 0 code. The plug for the fridge is...

Finally got a picture. The part there with the screws in it is what I have unsuccessfully been trying to describe. Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk

What I am referring to isn't on the bottom where the rollers track. I am talking about on the outside, at the very bottom corner of the slide, on each side, under the windows. I am probably not explaining it very well.

Does anyone know the purpose of the black aluminum strips on the outside bottom of the slide? I have one that is really loose, but It doesn't really look like it serves a purpose. The same thing is on our cable driven slide as well but not on the schwintek.

Welcome.

I got a new pickup and new hitch. If anyone is using the B&W hitch for the factory puck system, on a 17 plus Super duty, I could use some measurements to get mine set up. Bed to hitch height or which bolt hole you used to install the hitch head supports would do I think. I am just trying to have...

We had the same issue for months. Ford checked everything on the pickup. I am pretty good with electric and found nothing wrong with the trailer. On a whim I replaced all of the trailer fuses and relays on the ford, problem solved.

I had to do our entire roof line after 6 months of ownership because of the same thing. The stuff they used made it seem to me that it wasn't very important.

I asked if anyone could recommend a mobile repair service. I received one answer from someone and that was appreciated. Anyone can leave a review on Yelp including the owners of the business being reviewed. I don't trust those reviews. The RV park we are at does not recommend anyone, I covered...

I am simply asking for owner recommendations. I was unaware that I shouldn't. Either way you are not helping. Have a good day.

We are not at the Oasis. But I get what you are saying. I still trust recommendations from the owners here more than anything. - - - Updated - - - Thank you.

RV owners, like the ones on this forum, not park owners. This park doesn't recommend anyone due to an unknown liability issue.

We tried that once. Come to find out that the park we were in wouldn't even let them through the gate they were so bad. I trust other owners more anyway.

Can anyone recommend a mobile repair service in this area?

Why HL went away from the Sailun is beyond comprehension. We met a couple last month in SD with a brand new BH and they had a Westlake blow out. Did the usual damage.

The weep hole issue was probably an install mistake and may be covered under warranty if you still have one. Bathroom door open and close design? Does it open and close? USB ports are easy to add yourself. Shelves are easy to add as well. If you are not comfy doing the work, any experienced...

Some folks in the park we are at lost their awning two nights ago due to two storms colliding at around midnight. The swirling 60mph + winds woke me up. They had theirs tied down and it was also one of the manual old style heavier built awnings. These new flimsy automatic awning are sure nice...

The worst business decision I have ever heard of was Heartland building exclusive models for CW, and then putting their name on them.

While I realize that many things show themselves after use, why did you take delivery with the very visible ones being what they were? Did you forget inspecting the roof is part of the PDI? You should have had many of these things fixed to your specifications prior to even signing any paperwork...

We did not have that model but the two years we owned our Oakmont were enjoyable. We full timed in ours a year as well. The only issue we had with it was when the water pump went out.

Definitely do what Frank said. I would bet it is leaking somewhere along the black trim molding that runs around the front where the cap attaches to the sidewall. Our BC started leaking in a couple of spots along that trim piece. Sorry this has happened to ya. You need to stay on top of...