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Sounds like a loose clamp or a split in the line and when he moves it, the hole closes. Ever use a straw that had a hole or split in it? Sucks a lot of air and not much liquid. Same principle.

Sounds like they were just hoping it was the connector. Probably knew all along it was the injectors.

That's a complaint that continues to fall on deaf ears.

I heard they taste like chicken.:D

And I bet you wouldn't even get kissed.:eek:

The specifications are conflicting and I see no place in the picture for an RV plug. Otherwise a good price.

Kinda funny at the end where it says to "Visit our website" for more information.

Schafers is what I use.

We're in love with the 3400RL, but like us, it gains about a 100 lbs. a year.:D:eek::(

I have Direct and this works great for me. Easy setup and folds to a small package. Used dish and about $5.00 worth of pvc.

Leveling it would be another matter.

I use a variation of this same mount and love it. Only problem with it is the questions.:confused: HD seems to be a little more critical than the standard but I haven't tried it yet.

And hope you don't drive that stake into a shallow water line, phone cable, or electrical line. Some parks I've been to don't allow stakes.

That certainly would be a step in the wrong direction, kinda like when AT&T bought us out. It was like the Flintstones buying out the Jetsons and Barney running the joint.

When will the Heartland website be updated to include the models? We have MSRP lists, but don't have a clue what the floorplans look like.

Add Chinook, Play-Mor, Sun Valley Inc. and Trail Wagons to the list. Monaco is hurting pretty badly.

I did and no longer have a heart.....my wife and I both ate it out. Mostly over the GTO's.

Sometimes propane will freeze up if horizontal and shaken. It may take a while to settle down to keep that from occuring.

Back here in Ga. it is in the mid 60's but raining.

I didn't have my own car until I graduated in '69. Bought a '63 Pontiac Star Chief 2dr ht, light green with a white top for $895.

I can't see the need to buy a big name. I still believe that if you build it good with quality, stand behind it, and sell for a reasonable price, that people will buy it. The main problem I see in the market is unscrupolus dealers.

I've never seen one because there seems to be such a small dealer network, especially in the South. And frankly, I think they were overpriced. With this economy I understand why they are doing what they are doing.

Your pressure is too low or you're just about out of gas. Swich over to the other tank. Opening the valve too quickly sometimes causes it to shut off, so open it very slowly.

Make sure you don't have any blown fuses anywhere. I'm confident Heartland will make good on the repair.

We have the bug too, but our pocketbook exterminated it.:D

That Landmark looks spectacular and I'd bet the Big Horn would look sensational as well. Just think of all the ooouuuu's and aaaahhh's a full body paint Big Horn would garner, a real attention getter. It's an option I'd certainly like to have when we get the 3400. Maybe a poll could determine...

Are there any plans for a full body paint option in the near future for the Big Horns? I noticed the other day that Cardinal now has that option as well as custom paint.

I love camping too, but I haven't understood the point of this adventure.:confused: Maybe some kind of maochistic manuever to prove your manhood?;) Heck, you proved that with all the handywork. No need to overdo it and blow out an artery.:eek: Take a deep breath and count to one million.:D

We are assuming that you have used the unit before and that the city water works and the water heater is full. Wouldn't hurt to put the bypass hose in a jug of water to make sure something is not piped incorrectly.

Could the winterizing valve be operated and it is trying to suck antifreeze into the pump?

Appears to be a single three way valve. Guess you make your own short hose to suck up the antifreeze.

I did not hear that weather report.:eek:

What's the insurance on this beast going to cost? In this down economy, will you be able to make a better living?

Why would the military care since they don't pay for them like we do? I change mine every 4-5000 miles regardless and I expect it to last a really long time. My car has 356,000 miles on it and I change oil every 5000 miles. Gives me peace of mind.

I had the same thing to happen and although my tank had gas in it, switching to the other tank caused my furnace to begin working again. I'd try that first since it is easy. If I'm not mistaken, the switch Lefty is referring to is called a sail switch. You could have a small obstruction in the...

Changing the fuel filter in not that hard. I keep a spare in the truck but I've never had one plug up and I replace every year or at least 15,000 miles. $100 labor is a bit steep for my budget.

Some things are just better left to die. Nothing worse than to be ignored.

Not only eyes, but arteries might be severed too. One in the neck might do the trick.:eek:

I, too, had one of the cheapie grinders and burned up the brushes in it. Got a similar Dewalt and it's a beast. Beware of the cheap Chinese discs though. I was grinding some concrete and had one come apart. Talk about scary. Thank God for that blade guard. So now I only use the Norton or Dewalt...

Todays propane tanks are such that a sudden surge of gas will cause them to shut off.