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You got me thinking...I wonder if a small strip of eternal bond tape would work?

Great job!

It would help if you can post a picture so you'll get correct advice and what materials can be used.

I like it...thanks for posting.

Thanks for posting, but it seems to be a remake of the AGM battery and when run down it won't supply the 12 volts necessary to run equipment.

We've been full-timing for over four years and have gone through various filter configurations, but it wasn't until I took a New Mexico state class on water sampling to follow state and federal laws so I could help an RV park maintain their water system, that I fully appreciate how hard it is to...

I feel for you, Erika. I hope you get it resolved soon.

You'll get replies where individuals have permanently removed the vacuum break, I personally don't believe that should be done due to the probability of sewer being drawn back into the freshwater system--which means your fresh water lines and hoses and the campground's system. Install an...

Great idea...that trim will provide a nice finish.

The engine light will come on if there is an emission problem and go out again if the computer does not detect anymore problems after three journeys (per owner's manual).

Pop the top of the stove up and make sure the burner tube is properly connected to the incoming manifold. If the plastic seal is melted that is between the burner tube and manifold then you have a gas leak and flame at the manifold.

That's why insurance companies will not insure contents from theft.

It would be simple to install under the sink (assuming this is the farthest from the water heater) and just requires a "T" between the cold and hot incoming lines to the sink. It has a timer than can be used or simply plug and un-plug it's electrical supply as needed. - - - Updated - - - Most...

There is a lot of love for the Andersen hitch. I use the FlexAir kingpin along with a Reese Titan 20 hitch. This provides a pillow ride for the RV and no pushing and pulling on the truck passengers.

Is anyone using a recirculating pump to prevent frozen water lines? An Ecocirc was recommended by an RVer that winters in cold areas.

Re: How fast can the factory move! Good find, hope all goes well in getting it fixed.

Good find. Did you take pictures?

Or heater vents that are expanding or contracting when using the heater.

This is the first time I've heard of a Class E driver's license. Here's a link to different states' driver's license ratings/codes--link

Re: Heater in my Bighorn not working Help Let us know what the mobile tech finds.

Re: Heater in my Bighorn not working Help The water heater may be OK. IF the water is already hot (top set-point temperature), the top red light will not come on because it's already at the highest temperature so it will not initiate ignition.

Re: Heater in my Bighorn not working Help Check the connections between the converter and the fuse panel to ensure they're tight.

You might try the Andersen hitch. It does not require the ball to be at an angle for weight distribution.

I have recently starting using a different type of hose washer along with a seal/thread lubricant. The silicone washers seal beautifully and supposedly last a lifetime. A LITTLE bit of the lubricant (safe for water systems and seals) makes connecting the threads easier, lubes seals for filters...

You'll notice it most when the condensation freezes and then thaws out. It's better to run out than to pool up inside the cap.

This is condensation forming in the front cap and leaking down to the lowest point--quite common in the winter.

I've had this problem also, it's from condensation in the front cap. It runs down the cap to the low points and out through the king-pin area.

I can get six, from a local RV dealer, for $240--not too much different than Snap Pads for $190.

He probably painted them because I believe they only come in red from Andersen. Red seems to be their trademark color.

Great news!!

Has any tried the Andersen Jack Blocks? For those of use who want to minimize jack extension for stability they look easier than carrying wood block sets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjIXGNgc72Y https://andersenhitches.com/Products/3608m--trailer-jack-block.aspx

Best most knowledgeable, dependable, and honest RV tech I know: My RV Works (Darren Koepp) 800.235.6813 4312 Nicholas Rd Port Angeles, WA 98362 info@myrvworks.com http://myrvworks.com/

Thanks for posting.

It's a safety device built into the plug that came with the fireplace. It's called a "safer plug".

When we had to replace our fireplace, it has an electrical plug that will automatically shut off if it gets too hot.

We used to use the Verizon MiFi, but over the last two years we just use our Verizon phones as a mobile hotspots and it works just as well.

Looks like you have planned out your trip. Suggestions: 1. Make sure you have Coach-Net for road side service. 2. Satellite view your roads, rest, fuel and final stops so there are no surprises. 3. Have the best tires you can get...Link 4. Know where you can go if someone gets sick. 5. Make...

Take pictures of all the connections before removal, watch Youtube videos on how to do it, and you can easily do it yourself. Like Dan said, get all the supplies before starting.

Very nice.