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Ronco pocket fisherman.....

do what the wife and I did, We insisted on doing the PDI before the check left our hands. Don't like what you see don't buy till they agree to fix everything. Also you might want to stay near the dealer for a few days to find any additional bugs that might show up while staying in and using...

I have that same hitch and really like it. But I don't understand why you think it will reduce the load on your axle.......

We have a BC 3650RL with the 6PT levelup as well. I love the system. I use some additional pads under the feet that I made to shorten the extended length to reduce wobble of the rig. I use the auto level feature almost all the time. ENJOY the new rig.

I haven't had to work on our Level Up system yet. Some hydraulic fittings have O-rings in them and maybe thats all you need is a replacement o-ring. some fittings dont have o-rings .

I always used blocking under the scissor jacks on my old travel trailer. the shorter the jacks when extended the less movement in the trailer. I used 8" x 16" cinder blocks and pieces of 2 x 8 x16 on top of blocks. This worked great for me.

Bohemian, We have a 2014 BC 3650RL with the desk. The desk and storage was a nice feature when we looked at this rig. We are living in this thing full time and have never used the desk. we use the dining table. The other great features of this floorplan would more than make up for the lack of a...

Try putting an electric heater in the compartment with the hydraulic pump and fluid.Let it warm up real good and give it a try.

Using X-Chocks here. I like them and have had no problems.

Its been cold here in central VA.. we used a 100 lb tank in the last 8 days. Cost us about $54 to have it filled. When the temp goes up we use a lot less but we have been having single digit temps in the morning .....

Use a chainsaw and get a couple cans of Flex seal from that television commercial.....

I found a screaming deal on a lightly used Curt 20k complete with slider. I really like this hitch. I'm sure the B & W is a fine unit ,but my Curt was about 1/3 the price.

I have the Airlift bags on my truck. Single fill valve. No problems . The Firestone bags are probably just as well made. I didn't install a compressor. I just fill manually.

I left for work the other morning at about 3:15 am furnace was running. When my wife woke up later that morning.....no heat. I checked it out when I got home still no worky. I called in to work for tuesday. Called mobile service , when he arrived furnace worked. 5pm same day furnace decides to...

Since Ford and Chevy don't make trucks your only choice is a Ram...... Think I'll go make some popcorn and pour me a beer now.

Sounds like to much poop n paper and not enough WATER. Water is the key. Lots and lots of water. Fill the bowl with water several times after each flush. You might need to get some one to run a camera down the drain. Find and clear the blockage. Then run the camera down the drain pipe again to...

Washed roof and exterior walls. Touched up caulking. Replaced pop up drain in bath lavatory with a residential brass unit that really works.

Re: Stickers there are several products that will remove that sticky stuff. I used the goo gone.

If that's oil ,I wonder what it's gonna do to the roof membrane.

Don't use those cloth diapers... wasting water and time washing diapers..... we grow trees , lots of them, to make diapers. We don't make clean fresh water....

East of US rt 19 on rt 60 is better, still 2 lane and narrow . But the grades are better and no switchbacks. One mountain dropping down into Rainelle is pretty steep and twisty. Maybe best to continue south on RTE 19 to I-64 and then head east.Or continue south on I-77 .

Take I-79 north from Charleston to US19... Better road. Route 60 = steep grades and switchbacks. I could do it but I won't.

I'm a little over as well. I don't think I'm gonna worry about it.

Amdro.. its the best stuff i ever used to fight ants. just sprinkle around the rig and a little under and your good for a few weeks.

Try craigslist... That's where I found mine. Got a great deal.

4" angle grinder with a wire wheel...

I don't know about those hitches , maybe adjustment or some thing bent . How about using two nylon hitch plates? Andy

Red to red, black to white Andy

I just sold our big old heavy Jayco TT. 18 years on the factory scissor jacks, never a problem. I always used blocking under each . Seems to take out the wobble when moving around in side. I always carried cinderblocks and some 16" pieces of 2x8. never used any screw jacks. Never had a jack...

Yes I agree with hoefler . Don't delay and avoid more damage . Sounds like to much flexing in the frame . Andy

Sounds like it's time for some MODS! Andy

You might want to have some one look at that. When the you level up everything should be level. If not something may be bent, built wrong at the factory or broken from flexing. If it were mine some one would be looking at this issue real soon. Andy

Having worked in both water and waste water treatment. I know that the chlorine used for disinfection doesn't remain in the water very long. How hard is it to pull the plug and drain the tank. Tainted water causes sickness and in extreme cases death. I really don't know why you would take that...

If some one needs a manual crank cord reel out of a 2014 Big Country . I took ours out and it's sitting in our garage. I can make you a reel "sweet deal". sorry I couldn't resist.... Andy

Get a rescue ... we have 2 rescue mutts . Both are very loveable , great with each other and gives you a good feeling to help an animal that may have had an awful life. Andy

If you are that far out I would jack up the low side and place some boards under the tires to bring it up closer to level. Read jacking instructions and follow them. then you will also need some blocking for the jacks on the low side (all three). Be careful, safety first. I just don't like to...

I just get a length of heavy hemp rope, tie it around hogs neck . then you can pull that pork about any way you want.......

Yes you were the other poster . Thanks for sharing the pics again. I may order a second one . we shall see. Andy

A while back I ordered a safety devise from 5thwheellatchkit.com . I in stalled this on my Curt Q20 hitch today. Takes a little time to ensure correct alignment but I have to say this kit contains everything you need to install but the tools. Even drill bits are included, the bits in my kit...