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Ok, I may be the first. I've researched about every post here on all the spring issues everyone has had. I have a 2012 Heartland Sundance RK3000 (rear kitchen) with 2 slides. Made several trips up I-95, I-75, and I-10 since getting new and started noticing a real bad sag on the slider side...

Ok, my warranty has already expired. I totally understand that you are allowed to have your opinion and please please do not think I am starting a heated debate with you, but here is some food for thought that might ease your fear: the tongue weight capacity of the CURT 13703 is 350 lbs. That...

Guys/Gals. Not necessary to bolt a receiver hitch to your bumper. As mentioned by many, its probably not a good idea. The BEST idea IMHO if you want to tow behind a 5th wheel or Camper Trailer is to get/buy/bolt on the CURT 13703 Class III Receiver Hitch that installs right on the I-Beam...

jetjarv, Get the 4" exhaust or go with the 5" if you can get your local shop to do it. It is a world of difference. There are tons of articles out there in most of the Diesel Truck magazines in your local rack at the bookstore/gas station. There are several simple inexpensive intake...

First, sorry for the long post: I've got a 2003 Ram 1500 4x4 Hemi and have put 243,000 miles one it. I have had all the fluids changed at their normal interval. This means oil, transmission, transfer case, differentials, and including radiator flush, fuel filter, and a/c regen. My truck has...

Went from a Dodge Ram 4x4 5.7 Hemi w/5000# bags to a 3500 4x4 MegaCab 5.9 Cummins with 4" exhaust. The gas/diesel mileage comparison was a dramatic change, not to mention the torque difference. There is no comparison between the two. Got less than 8-9 mpg with the 1/2 ton when towing and...

I have two sets of the Camco 44642 RV Wheel Stop with Padlock. They work great for me. I also have two sets of the standard yellow "cheap" wheel chocks that I use as well as the Camco's.

I just got my 3000RK and there is also a switch for Electric hot water heater. Does that mean I have two? One electric and one gas hot water heater? Or, does this mean that I can switch between the two?? Thanks, David