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This post brings up the old walk-through must-do before signing the papers

The day I took possession of my new trailer I confused the hookups in the docking station. I ended up with the water coming out of the toilet. I caught it with no permanent damage.

Appreciate your information

Definitely need to catch the rat before it eats more wires

I think that you will find a lack of quality with every manufacturer.

When I had a cracked wheel Tredit replaced the wheel, but they did not have an exact match. I ended up buying a second wheel from Tredit so that I would have a perfect match on one side of the trailer. No one ever noticed the difference.

I had a 2055 trailer also. One day I noticed the entertainment slide was off some. I took the trailer to the repair shop and asked them to try and fix it. He asked me if the slide was leaking water. I told him no leaks, he told me to leave it alone because it might start leaking after adjustments.

Call Lippert again and see if they can help you

It all depends on the type of cleaning you want done and your home's current condition. Try to get a price from a person who works on their own. Much cheaper than going through a big company.

Good advice WR.

Camping World is not telling you the truth from what you explained. They are trying to make another $600 off you.

That is why doing a thorough walk-through before signing on the dotted line is so important. It is much easier to fix the problems you find then instead of after you sign.

WDK450 has the best idea for you.

Good news and a easy fix

They don't build for the quality they build for $$$$.

You need some new stuff to fill that new space.:cool:

Have you checked your battery to make sure it is fully charged?

The manuals that danemeyer and others put together are really useful in correcting problems.

sounds like you are on the correct path

Good, a cheap fix and a lesson all in one problem

Have you called HL customer service to see if they have the needed information?

Hope it works for you. Let us know the outcome.

Ditto, what Gary suggested.

I bought some at Lowes a few months ago. Mine was not for an RV but they had several different sizes.

Nice job

Be sure you turn off the water to the trailer first.

When you go to turn the propane back on it is better to turn it on slowly

A new business opportunity for me.

I checked all of the seams on my trailers twice a year. Do the job thoroughly. Occasionally I would find cracks in the caulking and would repair them. Do not forget the slide outs top.

Your knowledge and expertise will be missed. Thank you for spending so much of your time helping other RV owners.

Nice job John

You might consider weighing your passenger side and driver's side tires. See if there is a big discrepancy.

Great idea.

Nice looking job

Good to hear problem fixed

How I found that the battery was gone in my trailer was to disconnect the negative battery terminal and after a few days check the voltage of the battery. If the battery loses voltage the battery itself is probably the cause. Been there done that

Did you make sure that the extra piece of wood will not interfere when bringing the slide in? That is the reason they gave me on my Bighorn.

Like the fireplace

There is a very good PDI guide in the tools section. Look in the Heartland Users Section. Oregon Camper posted this PDI.

Could you provide more information on the trailer like year and model?