Search results

Re: Prayers for Malcolm & Vallerie We assume some wingnut will do something totally ignorant and/or unexpected. Unfortunately, we're rarely disappointed. Always told our kids to do the same.

We had that problem until we added the fork oil a couple of times and used the level up a few times. Since then, no popping.

Re: Prayers for Malcolm & Vallerie Prayers with them. Things can be replaced - people can't.

I use a pizza stone in ours and bring the oven to temp before putting anything in. Remember to take into account the altitude when you bake. Never crossed my mind when I tried to bake a cake in Reno, NV.

We were also full-time during our warranty period and Heartland was there for us also. They helped us so much that we will never go to SOB!!!

Maybe I missed it in my reading of the postings on the site where these owners were discussing, but I didn't see reference to the major repairs being done at no cost. If I missed that, my apologies.

The Memphis zoo is really good. We've gone to ones in many cities and this one is much better than most in our opinion. Every one on the list is worthwhile seeing (can't speak to Bass Pro in the pyramid since it opened since the last time we were in Memphis).

We have list #s 2, 3, 5, 6 on our BH. We use them all and would not change or eliminate any of them. If we could only keep 2 of them, it would definitely be the Mor/Ryde and the 6 point leveling system.

Glad y'all weren't injured. We've traveled that specific area several times and it can make for white knuckle driving.

Our tour was not when workers were present. I would think that people on tour during production could create a liability exposure to Heartland and to their insurance companies. I know our tour included the ability to closely examine frames waiting for construction as well as units in varying...

Interesting question. I'd be interested in that answer too. I am wondering who at a dealer would do it. Salespeople won't normally do anything that removes them from the floor since they are looking for the next sale. Service departments are normally backed up with work, so techs are out...

It's a great idea, but the dealers would have to put a person on their payroll who doesn't generate income. Not sure how they would react to the idea. Dealt with many auto, truck, and RV dealers in my pre-retirement life and every one of them were bottom line focused. Martha

Call Heartland yourself and ask them. Sorry to say, sometimes a dealer really doesn't communicate with them.

In all the brands and floor plans we looked at over a 2 year period before our decision, we did what we called the walk test. That meant to us an evaluation of how much shaking/bounce/floor movement we felt in normal walking. We had a couple of our grandchildren accompany us for the active...

We feel the same about our 3670RL. So happy we were able to get ours before the floor plan was discontinued.

We never rely on just one review site. We've found that some people may have personality conflicts with park personnel and give a bad review just based on that. So, we check out two or three review sites for comparison. If we find common thoughts from different posters, we make our...

We use barkeeper's friend and a back brush bought at the dollar store. For the track, a bottle brush works great.

Have you contacted Heartland yourself? We've heard of many instances where the dealer said that they were in contact with Heartland only to discover that Heartland had never received information needed. Just saying.

You may want to give them a call for a quicker response. Have your VIN handy.

We follow (or try to) the sun and temps in the 70s.

We both decided that the BH 3670RL was the floorplan for us. We reviewed all the options, decided on the ones we wanted (including the Yeti package for cold weather) and ordered it. Find a layout that works, look at the options, and go for it. But remember, go a little bit larger than you...

Buy new tires. We thought the same thing - that we could wait on a purchase by becoming vigilant and having someone check over the remaining tires. Nope. Next failure was a huge sidewall bulge, then an obvious separation literally overnight, and lastly another blowout with damage to the...

We use Walmart for the meds that need to be kept cold (insulin). So, it's just as easy for us to pick up the other meds there too.

Well, bless your heart! I do hope y'all get those elephant problems under control. I hear those pink ones are really a problem for people. Martha

Sure! They have them for mastiffs, great Danes, St Bernards, so one of those should do. Just make sure your will is current and life insurance paid up since I don't think your body will react well to the pesticides in the collar. Good luck with that approach.

Flea collars put near propane tanks keep wasps and other stinging insects away.

It it does work for us on deer and mice. I open up bars and put in the basement, into cabinets and drawers. Before, mice. After none.

MrsFish and I (Martha) thought this thread would be a good place to exchange ideas for out of the box solutions for situations you have encountered with your RV. So, here goes. Irish Spring Soap doesn't just keep deer from munching plants, it also keeps mice out of your camper in storage. Martha

Those are great, but I think what we were thinking of are the out of the box fixes or methods not found in the normal sources. Like using a flea collar to keep wasps (and other flying stinging insects) away from the propane tanks. Martha

Totally agree.

What a great tip - New one to us and we've been RVers and boaters (large ones) for over 45 years. You never learn all the handy dandy tips. Just goes to show you - never assume that a hint/way to work around/alternative use for something is common knowledge. Thanks, Jim and Sheila Martha

: Google Hercules Ironman. Some of the reviews mention traction issues in the rain. I'd do a lot more research. JMHO MARTHA

Yeah, scalp wounds bleed a lot! Definitely leaves a mark. Martha

X2 - love ours

My vote is the slide corner. Been there, done both. Martha

Less expensive "Oh S**T guard" split a pool noodle & put it over the sharp edges. Martha

Paul seconds the never leave a hose running in a tank comment. Don't ask!

We got the same response from Tredit when we filed a claim. It seems it's never faulty tires and there are people who may respond to this thread who will concur. Bottom line, we repaired our trailer including the hydraulic lines damaged, put on Goodyear tires and travel without fear. We still...

Get it done at the factory. Saves a lot of stress.

Welcome from another former Marylander. We did a year full-time but found a place to settle in. We still have our BH but are now whenever we feel like it timers. Didn't miss a thing we had in our big house and would make the same choice again in a heartbeat. Safe travels.