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Yeah noticed that also.

Just read an article about Heartland Restructuring. No mention of the Big Horn????? http://www.rvbusiness.com/2016/05/growing-heartland-restructuring-operations/

Re: Mod: Relocated 2 Ceiling Lighting Switches Insulated, I could not think of the name of them. Yes that is what I meant. On my 2011 everyone that I have ever exposed was Non Insulated. So that is a great upgrade.

Re: Mod: Relocated 2 Ceiling Lighting Switches Jim is the factory now using the covered connectors? If so that is a great change. - - - Updated - - - Jim is the factory now using the covered connectors? If so that is a great change.

Jerrod do you not also use a brass 90 out of your supply line in? I use one on both to reduce the strain on both fittings.

Wonder if just having the Backflow preventer in there would be insurance for if the pump ever failed again.

Kelly an I are on our way to Branson!

The warranty is nice if you have large dollar items that go bad. AC, Frig etc.

I did the same thing several years ago.

What kind of cost do these have?

What was wrong with the original one?

Jamie I think this is the best solution to the problem with the pads. Nice job.

There are all kinds of brackets available. Most of the RVs come with the cable and Power already ran for them. If you are a Heartland Owners Member and go through Heartland to get a bracket, you can get a 10% discount. All members get a 10% discount on parts from them. Just make sure you let...

Hope the stacker will fit in a milk crate. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

You can definitely see the rust areas in the one without the hole. Maybe Heartland could add them as an option. Never letting the bottom touch the ground would be great for the rust issue. Also really like the idea of the added height off a 2 inch block added if needed. Sent from my...

I am sure they will have the right answer. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

We did that in the Army. Not too many years ago. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

That's my issue also. A small piece of angle iron welded togeher. Just does not look to sturdy from the side impact. The world Trade Center was not suppose to be able to be knocked down the way it was either. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Ours is 72x80. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Here is the Tire Specials that Tim was trying to post. Looks like some good prices on them. And here is the Disc Brake Info from Tim also.

Send them to me and I will try. 2psnapod2@gmail.com. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Can you change the format to PDF? You can do it while saving them. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Tim you could post a copy of the sheets here.

You go ahead with what ever hitch you want. The more steel the better for me. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

My point exactly. The more steel the better. Nothing might help in the end but more steel can't hurt. For me I know how easy a piece of angle iron can be twisted. Can it carry the RV down the highway, absolutely. But the better question is, can it stop it?!

What about forward/ rear or side to side impact. Most accidents come from those directions, not from the top.

Doesn't have enough steel holding up the 5th Wheel for me. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

I too have had this happen. I think it does it when a hook is actually trying to hold up a lot of weight. IE Kelly's Purse was one. Coat hooks to be another. Where I used 4 or more to hold up pictures have not had any issues.

Yay for 50 Rigs!!!

For 70 years my mom celebrated her birthday on the 8th. Just recently she learned it was actually the 7th. So in essence her date changed.

We use a Agent that really knows RV insurance. Most of the time the insurance companies really do not. We work with Miller Insurance out of Oregon. They work with you to find the best company to meet your needs. We did end up with National General as our carrier.

I have found that to get the pressures to 110 you have to start with more air than 110. It is nearly impossible to put the sensors on without losing some air. Even though it seems that way.

Any heating and AC company could cut you a piece of aluminum to seal that area off.

I said what I said earlier since the other rig interested is traveling with some I believe are all going to Vegas together. That way they could at least participate even if there was not a rv space available. Sent from my SM-T520 using Tapatalk

You could make it brown duct tape. Sent from my SM-T520 using Tapatalk

Trace you are saying that all the spaces are taken, but they can still at end the activities but would have to find other places to attend right? Unless there are cancellations. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

We have the same door in our Keylargo. Would miss the glass in door door. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Oh I figured it was a 365. But this man cave sounds pretty cool!

How about a brass plate? Not sure where your hole is at.

And that new LM 365! Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk