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That’s a good deal if you are planning on upgrading your electrical. I have that same inverter with my solar system. It’s top quality. I have four 6v batteries, six would be better. Then a different electrical panel or a sub panel along with more expensive wire. Can’t remember, off the top...

Do you mean air bubbles coming out with the water when you flush? Don’t think you would see air bubbles from black tank. That would be more like a burst of air if there is a vent problem. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Good call on Dan’s part. Never seen one of those before. Looks similar to the vacuum breaker Sloan uses on their flushometer valves. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I have renogy.com panels on my BH roof. I think good quality. Cost more than Harbor but less than Go Power. Go Power is top quality though. I started out with Renogy’s portable 100w suitcase setup to test there product. I was happy with it so installed 600w on roof. A portable unit won’t...

[emoji30] California, I can’t delete. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

4005 Blue = cold water. Red = hot water. Would be better black tank flush line were a different color as well. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

The best deal you’ll get from the government is the senior pass. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

My furnace was intermittent after about 6 months. Pull out furnace and found many loose connections, which was the problem. Also, squirrel cage was loose and making noise, so I tightened that. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

That sounds like the sick mind of a perfectionist. I like to think I go the extra mile but I think you beat me. Great job!!!! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Damp Water Smell in Kitchen Sink / Drain Air admittance valve goes after the p-trap not before. The purpose of the air admittance valve is to prevent a siphon of the trap as well as not let sewer gases out. If the smell is for sure coming from the drain and not under the sink you probably...

I'm with Jerrod. We have two heat pumps and usually use the furnace as well. I find when it's cold in the morning the furnace heats up the trailer much much quicker. If it's cold enough the heat pumps don't heat up the basement and underbelly. But, sometime the heat pumps are sufficient and...

I called MORryde today and asked about the National Rally price. I was told that price was no longer good. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

After looking at WFCOs web site. It does look like they are on the same leg, just like everyone else said (except for me). This wiring detail shows a little more info than the wiring detail you uploaded. It show an example of a 30a setup and all the breakers are to the left of the main...

Is there any special pricing on MORryde IS, that anyone knows about, right now. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

The only way to tell for sure is pull the cover plate and take a look. The main breakers could be anywhere along the panel. They could be at the top, bottom or middle. I think the two hot legs usually alternate one breaker to the next. Since you have duplex breakers they alternate every two...

I think they're on separate legs. Bedroom and front A/C is a duplex breaker and snap on to one leg. GFI and rear A/C is another duplex breaker and snap on to the second leg. I think. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Re: Reese Elite issues, asking opinions I've wondered the same thing on my Reese Elite. The head basically just sits on the base with a very loose attachment. I figured the engineers knew what they were doing. You, being a mechanical engineer, have a far more educated perspective than I. I...

The two bolts in slots just above the Reese name give you some adjustment. If I remember correctly one direction is for heavier trailers and one direction for lighter trailers.

I can't help you with the stock pin box. That's too bad about the 5th airborne. I love mine and wouldn't have a different kind. I imagine you've played with the two bold adjustment on top of the pin pox and the air pressure. I also have one of those round nylon friction plate that's goes...

I heard it's not a good idea to turn residential breaker off and on a lot for that reason. Although turn off my 80a hydraulic breaker when camped so the front landing gear is not messed with. That's something I think about every time I turn on or off the breaker in the campground pedestal...

Optional receiver hitch bolts to there. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I think that's a good question. Black tanks stink and grey tanks stink. If the traps in your fixtures go dry by siphoning or whatever you'll get smells from the grey tank or black tank in the trailer. So by putting a water trap in your drain you hose will not stop all the smell that could...

Good tool for wet Bolt Installation. Press new brass bushing in while pressing out old nylon bushing. I know there is cheaper was to do this with tools you have. But, there is no easier way. Especially for one person job. Harbor Freight. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Your black tank is open to the atmosphere only through the roof vent. When you flush the toilet the water from the bowl causes a movement of air down into the black tank. The only place for the air to go is out the roof vent. If you have your bathroom ceiling vent open the smell from the tank...

Love the disc breaks. If for no other reason, the peace of mind. Brake dust is the only negative I can see Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

How do you suppose the manufacture comes up with GVWR. Considering frame, axle, tires, brakes, pin box, springs, wheels. All but one of those things can be changed. Do all manufactures use the same formula? There's a lot of overloaded trailers out there. Except for failures around the pin...

I jumped into this fun hobby when the first DJI Phantom came out. Customized it and then built a couple of drones. Things are improving too fast and I wanted the newest gimble or whatever. Was becoming a big money pit. I've slowed down on the drone hobby somewhat. Plus I was doing it...

Over the two years we've had our Bighorn we've had problems with cable and antenna picture quality on living room TV ( we don't have satellite). Bedroom TV works fine. First time tightened all cable connection (most were loose). Finally bypassed splitter in cabinet above living TV and TV...

All of the above plus Longhorn package Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I've never lubed them in 5+ years. I live on the central coast of California though. They still work like new. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I have the Amp for the side of the bed and the tailgate. They work fantastic. If something else had been available when I bought the Amp I would have considered it. But you can't go wrong with the Amp. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I'm sure they have a good reason for dropping FBP......but......I wouldn't buy another Bighorn without it and I don't think that would push me to a Landmark. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

That sound like a good idea. I think I'll try that. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Looks like the last time it was updated was May 2014. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

My first Bighorn (2012 3070RL) had a problem with welcome back lite. I discovered it was a weak magnet. I used a strong magnet and held it over the threshold where the magnetic switch would be. The welcome back light worked when doing this, so I knew the installed magnet was weak or the...

I know for sure that any cola will eat out the bottom of a cast iron pipe. (With many years of exposure.) Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Very slick! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

There is a enough cord to remove EMS and plug the two ends together. There's no argument the less connections the better. My decision to do it this way was based on physical needs. Having one knee replaced later this year and the other knee next year. Will I have a problem, doing it this way...

I've installed the 50A EMS on two trailers. The hardest part was getting the #6 wires connected inside the EMS while kneeling in the fetal position. Marginal knees. Second time I used two of these https://www.amazon.com/Camco-55255-PowerGrip-Replacement-Plug/dp/B000PGVZ30, and two of these...

That's not a good thought. Do you think your new truck is considerably hotter than you old one? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk