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We have same year, same fake leather and doing the same thing. I guess I am just surprised it lasted this long. Ours are only peeling on the chairs where it is touched by our heads. I assumed it is from the oils etc in our hair. Everything else (except for a few spots where it get banged up...

So far I have only been able to locate graphite grease in small 4 oz tubes. Can't seem to find enough to put into a grease gun.

What type grease are you folks using on your hitch? Just bought a new Q20 and having a hard time finding the "black graphite " grease they recommend.

Installed new Curt hitch (replaced older Reese 15K) and added the 5th Wheel Latch Kit. Old hitch was wearing out and getting sloppy. When I went to the 5th Wheel Latch Kit web site, there was a note that said that it could NOT be used with 5th Airborne pinbox. I could not understand why...

Had a total of three that went bad, the first blew out and did about $1500 damage, the next two did not blow because we were saved by the TPMS that let us know they were loosing air, we we able to stop before they started to shred and cause damage. We have since installed LT tires and feel much...

Had a leak that seemed to keep the foot pad on the right front leg covered in a small amount of hydraulic fluid. Coach has been parked since Nov. Traced it down to a leaking hose where it attached to the top of the leg. Apparently it was due to the way it was installed that caused the hose to be...

On our 2011 you have 32 inches from back wall to the edge of the fascia on the slides.

After the FL rally, we would love to have you join us at Gulf State Park, Gulf Shores, AL for the AlaMissiBamaSSippi Rally next month. Always a great time with great folks.

We carry one in the back of the truck and very happy with it. Not as quiet as the Honda or Yamaha but not that bad either. For the $300 we paid for it we have been happy. Would do it again if we had too. Been using it for 4 years now and it has never let us down.

Sorry you guys can't make it. Hope all is going good for you. We will miss you at Goshen as we will be getting an early start on our trip to Alaska this summer. Keep in touch. Jerry & Lily

Bill, If you need anything to add for a door prize, let me know.

Jerry & Lily will be there. Looking forward to seeing everyone again and having a great time as always.

Since we are part timers (only gone for 3-4 months during the summer), we have one of our children go through our mail to get rid of junk mail. We leave large envelopes for them to put the mail we want in and have them send it General Delivery to a post office of our choice. We always pick one...

We have the 3070 and love the open floor plan. The biggest problem we have is the pin weight seems to be heavy for a coach of that length. After towing for over 4 yrs, the large basement storage area is now only half full. Had to get rid of stuff we did not absolutely need to reduce the pin...

Been using the Rock Tamer for almost 5 years and it works great with our SRW. Can't imagine being without it.

Have the same problem and after reading about the fixes on the forum I just turn it on/off at the breaker. Hasn't been a problem for us, it's not that hard to flip a switch when needed.

I like the wash/wax. Mainly because it is so easy to use and seems to leave a smooth finish. I do the entire coach twice a year. The front cap gets applied more often, depending on the bug removal situation. I try to get to them every time we stop (when possible). The wash/wax is so easy to use...

Been using it for four years now. Great stuff and easy to use. I just ordered another gallon. Recommend it. Works great on all surfaces including counter tops and windows.

Don't count on the wet bolts to stop the squeaks. Had wet bolts installed 4 yrs ago and rig still squeaks. Not sure where it comes from, but we have just gotten used to it and don't worry about it. However, I still highly recommend the wet bolts.

Our 5th Airborne has worked great. Don't regret installing and would recommend it to anyone.

TST. Been using them for 8 years. Last year changed to the flow through style. Once in a while it burps and doesn't work, but seems to come back on it's own. Their customer service can not be beat. Great folks to deal with.

We also went with the Bridgestone Duravis. It is a commercial truck/van tire and seems to be holding up well so far after over 10,000 miles, hope it continues.

Just finished changing out the brakes to self adjusting this afternoon, repacked bearings also. Just in time to check them out tomorrow as we head down to Destin, FL for a week of fishing and crabbing. Probbaly the last trip until spring. Going in for a knee replacement next month, so I will be...

DW rides an adult tricycle, installed a 2 inch receiver on the front of the TV and load it on a cargo carrier. Been working good for over 4 yrs and 30,000 miles. Easy to load/unload.

Take a look at the Brigdestone Duravis. It is a commercial truck/van tire that was recommended to me about a year ago after oue 3rd Blowmax went. So far I have been pleased with them after only about 9000 miles.

Guess what Lily is bringing? (Ha Ha)

I have the signal meter installed in-line at the bedroom TV so I can see it while turning the antenna. Works good for me.

Thanks everyone, I will check out your ideas and see what comes of it. Will update when I get the problem solved.

Hope someone can help. We are having problems with the electric water heater. It will come on (sometimes) and work great. Will take a shower and have plenty of hot water. Then later (perhaps a couple hours or even several hours) when the DW takes a shower there is no hot water. Then later...

Remove it and take it to Lowe's or Home depot. Should be able to match it and get a replacement easy.

Last summer we stayed overnite at the Prospector Hotel & Casino in Ely. Full hook-ups and no frills and the price was right ($17). Would definitely stay there again, however I doubt we will be passing that way again. Check it out at rvparksreviews.com.

Sevin Dust. Get it from any big box or WalMart. Put it anywhere that touches the ground. ie; around tires, power cord, landing gear, jacks, water hose, etc. I find it best to put it around tires and any jacks BEFORE putting the slides out. Easier to reach the inside of tires. Great stuff!!!

X2. Just took a piece of hose with the connector on and cut it to about 16-18 inches and now have no problems filling. Don't ask my why it works, I don't know, but it works for us.

Bill, Our steps have an Elkhart Tool label on them and like I said, no problems folding them for the past 3 years and MANY uses (24,000 coach miles). Maybe we got lucky with ours. I am curious to see the replies you get about problems with the quad steps. As for the support, I am referring...

I don't understand why you had to bend the steps to get them to fold up easily. We have never had any problems folding our 4 step. As far as the support goes, it would be useless to install it on the bottom step since it would not provide any support from there since that step just flips up...

Installed the Stromberg-Carlson 4 step over 3 yrs ago and it has worked just fine. Check out PPL Motorhomes, I got the best price there. We ordered the 4 step because there is only a 7" rise between steps and it is easier on the bad knees.

We have the 4 point system and have had tires off the ground many times with no problems.

Installing the 4 step was one of the first things I did (we both have bad knees). I installed the fold up support on the second step since the bottom step just flipped up anyway. Steps fold up just fine for over 3 yrs so far.

A couple of years ago I bought a small, 2 door compact fridge from Lowes. When I got home and took it out of the box I read the owners manual. It stated DO NOT USE WITH INVERTER. I don't know why, but I returned it. Be sure to read owners manual close before purchasing. We now have a 5CF...

While staying near Great Falls, MT I remember speaking with a guy who had a Tailgator sitting outside his rig and when asked how well it worked he said normally great, but due to being so far north and with the low angle to get the satellite that it was very difficult and did not work very good...