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Thanks everyone .... you've been a big help

I have an "Antenna Tec" antenna and I want to replace the head only if I can. Does anyone know if a Winegard Sensar IV would fit on the Antenna Tec mast ?

My mistake, I don't know where I came up with the "2" wires .... there are "6" wires coming into the thermostat.

Has anyone heard much about the Dometic digital thermostat, good or bad. And what the wiring diagram would look like. I currently have a Duo Therm analog thermostat with 2 wires going to it.

I've noticed that on occasion when the landing gear legs are being extended, a clicking noise coming from the motor side. Has anyone else had this problem ? Any suggestions or solutions would be appreciated.

I am going to install the upgraded 80 amp breaker in place of the 50 amp for the hydraulic slides. Obviously this can't be placed in the same location because of the size difference, so can it be mounted next to the row of breakers and the leads from the 50 amp breaker attached to it. Also, what...

I've noticed on occasion a clicking noise when the landing gear is being retracted. I have changed the bolts on both ends of the shaft and put on lock nuts on the bolts. I still have the problem though. A visual inspection while this happens doesn't show anything obvious either. Any suggestions...

There is an upgraded 50 amp circuit breaker for the hydraulic slides that will eliminate the problem of a system shut down while the slides are being operated. 1- Does anyone know the name or part # for this breaker 2- Location of this breaker Thanks for any and all comments

That has happened with ours before, and as it turned out, it was on the same circiut as the bathroom sink outlet and the GFI had tripped. We reset the GFI and the refrigerator went back to AC.

Ours has the same problem that you described, it looks like there is to much tire and not enough material holding it up. Ours is spanning about 8 ft. w/ no center support, which probably wouldn't be needed if a heavier angle iron had been used. I'm having ours beefed up or rebuilt and moved...

Would anyone know what would the maximum or allowable incoming water PSI for RV's in general or for the 3055RL in particular might be ?

Anyone heard anything good or bad about the Goodyear G949 RSA tires , 235/85R 16 ?

A lot of younger people will certainly not know who this was, and it is truly a loss for them to not have experienced this man's unique way of reporting the news and his signature sign off ..... "Good Day"

Thanks for all of the input ..... decision made ... "Tow Max" are out and Michelin XPS are being installed in 2 weeks. Clint

Larry Thanks for your input, I doubt if I even have 5,000 miles on ours, but like you, our peace of mind is a big factor. Clint

The reason I'm changing the tires is because of the reputation of the "Mission" tires. And for my own peace of mind while I'm traveling down the road with my family. It could be that I wouldn't have any problems with them at all, but I feel a lot better with a set of Michelins on our 5th wheel.

Thanks Jim Your information is greatly appreciated, as a matter of fact those are the same tires I'm looking at. Clint

I want to go from a 235 / 80R 16 tire to a 235 / 85R 16 tire on our 3055RL. Has anyone done this, and were there any issues with clearance. I understand that the "85R" is about an inch taller than the "80R".

Has anyone had any experience (good or bad) with the "Tow Max" trailer tire from Les Schwab tires? In particular, the ST235/80R - 16 , Load rating "E". Any input, as always, would be greatly appreciated.

Patrick... We have had a 3055 for about a year and half, and couldn't be happier with it. I think the only option we would have changed would have been to go with the "Euro" style recliners, but at the time we didn't know about them or if they were even available. We have had a receiver added to...

Tow Max Tires Has anyone had any experience (good or bad) with the "Tow Max" trailer tire from Les Schwab tires? In particular, the ST235/80R - 16 , Load rating "E". Any input, as always, would be greatly appreciated.

EXCELLENT !!!! Very well done, thanks for sharing

This rang a few bells and brought back a lot of memories for us, as I'm sure it will for a lot of folks. I hope everyone enjoys. :D http://thefiftiesandsixties.com/growingupinthefifties.htm

I think I share everyone elses sentiment on this ..... it brings back a lot of good memories, that are priceless.

Hi "One Eyed Cat" We live just outside of Salt Lake City and have pulled our Bighorn as far north as Yellowstone and as far south as Zions National Park, with a number of places in between. This is also our second 5er and fortunately there haven't been to many surprises so far with towing it.

We would like to thank everyone who has put there "2 cents worth" in ..... we have learned a lot of invaluable information that has been very helpful with the first year of ownership of our Bighorn. We would also like to wish everyone a "Merry Christmas" and a "Happy New Year". :D

We had the same problem with our Bighorn, which has a Magic Chef oven in it. This web sight carried all the parts needed and was very easy to use, just enter in the model # of your oven and it will take you to a schematic parts list, from which you can choose and order what you need...