At least a 3/4 tn and diesel. Then buy more truck than you need, you never know when you will move up to a bigger trailer. then you need a bigger truck. Don't ask how I know.
Wow, sorry to hear about you issues. Just a word of advise....contact HL service yourself and explain what happened. Email pix to them and let them make advise your dealer what to do. Never ever take a dealers word for what HL said to do. You need to keep HL in the loop yourself.
Does look like a home style wall plate with a "RED" rocker switch?? If so, it is more than likely the electric side {120V} of the water heater. Never turn on the switch unless the water heater tank is full of water.
This discussion has me wondering about the statement that " the truck only puts 3-4 amps to the coach". My truck has a 140 amp alt and a 40 amp fuse to feed the coach. Am I missing something?? The OP states that he has a "voltage reading of 12.77 at the truck. But what is the amp reading...
X2 on what Bill said. Had a hanger break off. Had a new one welded on. Then had steel tube welded between all the hangers and steel straps welded to the back side of the rear hangers and welded to the front of the front hangers. Been 5 years now with no issues.
Check and see if you can get the hinge pins to come out. Use a small drift punch and a small hammer. If you can....put a lite coat of grease on them. On a RV door might be better to remove one hinge at a time as not damage the door or door jamb. The way I fix sqeaky door in my S/B,s.
I used 6" plastic fence square tubing...glued a fence tube cap on one end (street side} and put a Igloo cooler hinge on the other using the same type cap. I strapped it to the frame using 1/8" aluminum straps. Simple and cheaper than the Lippert ones.
Any time their is a part ordered, never believe a dealer that they ordered the part. Call HL service and ask them if the part was ordered and when it will be shipped. You can also have HL send you the part and install it yourself.
The one thing to know is the GVWR...how much the trailer and truck total weight can be. Remember, that weight will include people, dogs, cats, and anything you carry in the truck bed. When looking at trailers, take note of the GROSS WEIGHT RATING.....not the empty weight. Weigh your truck full...
One of two things. Could be for the "scare" lites or for a plug on the outside for awning lites. That plug is somewhere near an awning arm. Plug something in, turn on the switch and see what happens.
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