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I have my '09 Razor For Sale. I had all the options installed on this toyhauler from the factory. 2 slides, New Michelin tires + the spare, sliding patio door between living and garage, underbelly storage boxes. I have a building where this unit is stored indoors, so it's in perfect condition. I...

I have a 2009 Razor which I currently have For Sale. All Heartland options were added when I had it built, it was my second Razor so I knew I wanted the garage and sliding patio door. It has two slides, New Michelin tires + spare. Only pulled 3500 miles and is spotless. I'm sorry I don't need...

Gibson, I've owned two Razors, both had the Aluminum mag wheels. (both 110psi rated) Like the others have said you have to look on the back of the wheel, one of the spokes will have the PSI rating. A small mirror and flashlight will work, it's too cold to crawl under in Alaska. haha Good luck on...

Hey Kelsoe where have you been? Thanks for the tip, so far our shower is working but haven't used it lately. We're still up here in Conroe, we'll have to compare notes one of these days. Regards, Big G

Jim is correct. The pic shows both valves in normal flow. At least that would be consistant with my experience over the last 35yrs. Good Luck, and stay warm in NY.

Congrats on the new Landmark. Great choice, good move waiting til the roads cleared. Have fun, Merry Christmas from Texas, Big G

John, Truely, you have shared what Christmas is all about. Wow, what a story and an inspiration to us all. No matter who's story. Thanks for sharing, Gary

Sealman, I've driven by your site a couple of times but your truck was gone, so I didn't stop. I'll catch you soon. I'm in Bridgepoint just East on the left side.

Hey Smokey, I have a friend who lives in Chestertown. We worked for the same company for 35 years, we're both retired now.... Good Luck with the Th. We put 3500 miles on our new one this summer. Big G

I use the Firestone Air bags, but our Son has the Timbrens on his '08 F250 and loves them. What year is your truck? We both have 4X4s maybe that's the difference.?/?

Hail Storm J, No we were in Hill City that night, Sturgis the next day though. We had a nice cool evening with rain. That beat the hot days down here in TX for sure. We may see up there next year. Big G

Curtis, I really appreciate the info. We have an '09 3110Ds as well. Did you ever figure out where the brace came from? We'll be headed to the Hill Country soon and give ours another go, we put 3500 miles on this summer. (Ok on the bag mix, be careful that can be powerful stuff) haha Regards, Big G

Welds Something has bound up and pulled this piece loose. I thought supports were all double welded? Let us know what you find out. Thanks for the pics, Big G

Early Out JayC, Great news, congrats. Good luck on the house. If you get North of Houston, Lake Conroe let us know..... Be safe this last 5 days. Our youngest son is a Deer Park Police officer. :) Regards, Big G

Retired Snuffy, I was going to retire in January, but the company helped me out with an early severance package. After 35 years Samm and I are more than grateful for a little extra pay and an early out. I'll let you know in a few weeks how it feels to shut the alarm off. Best Regards, Big G ;)

What have you found out Curtis? I'm interested in the out come, you probably have the same setup as I do. Hopefully you've found the issue and were able to resolve it. Best Regards, Big G

Jeffrey, Our Son & Daughter-in-law bought a 23' Weekend Warrior, weighing considerably less than you have posted, last year to pull with a truck exactly like you have, exactly. Believe me when I tell you, you do not want to pull a trailer above 20' until you get a bigger truck. They now have...

rmelder, I have an '06 F250 4X4 I installed the Firestone Air bags, they work great. Our son has the '08 F250 like yours, he installed the Timbren system and has had no issues, they work as well. We both pull Toyhaulers which can get pretty heavy on the pin, but have had no issues. You should...

I've not weighed it yet. Pull great though, we run to Stugis and Yellowstone in Aug. so we've got 3500 miles so far. I'll let you know we're due to pull down south early Dec. Regards, Big G

The glass sliding patio door is between the garage and the living area. It just opens up the space if you want the garage to be a living area sometimes. If not, just close it and pull the drape closed, it's a little more open than the standard wall and door.

I've talked with John Hawkins on a parts issue back last year, he is a very service minded fellow. He followed through and sent me the exact item I was needing. It's good to know Heartland has people like John on board. Hopefully all is well with you now, Regards, Big G

Closet Latch I have the same model, we found ours to be an easy latch to work than earlier model had used. I'd call the factory parts department and talk to them. Good luck, Big G

Hill City, SD Traveler, We made Sturgis this year and last. If you like a family atmosphere try Rafter J Bar Ranch, it's a great place and plenty of space. It's 15 miles to Mount Rushmore and a little further to Rapid City, all beautiful riding. You probably didn't need the second AC this year...

Ike Jimmie, it sounds like Ike didn't loose much punch from the time we felt his rath last Friday night through Saturday here in TX. We had power restored on Friday evening, we've been cleaning up all week. Have a safe trip home, Big G Here's a good sight to view some pics; <TABLE...

Zig, Kelsoe, We appreciate the comments. Samm loves the garage, you know what they say "If Mama's happy, Everyone is happy"! (true statement) We just received our power back yesterday, 4pm. No power, water, internet or TV for 7 days. Hopefully DJ you faired as well, we feel very blessed after...

Ray, Thanks, I understood PM's note, I just wanted to make the point clearer than I had the first thread. Heartland did very well, I was leaving on vacation the following day, so they did come through for us. I knew us old NAVY guys had a sense of humor, ex-Paratroopers do as well. ha

Clearer Discription pm, I knew I should have made this crystal clear, and leave nothing to guess. The tires had manufacture defects, not caused by the 1000 trip. I don't recall the name brand, but they were from China.:cool:

Mariposa, it's almost time to come back to TX for the winter. At least after the next storm passes. Hopefully they get you house fixed up there at the factory. Best Regards, travel safe, Big G & Samm

'09 Razor 3110 Hey djk, Take a look at the pics of our new Razor, Samm wanted the garage on this one. We liked the Razor 3212, so we bought another, the new model with garage. Regards, Big G :) Here's our new Razor 3110 leaving Kyle TX. July 31st Three days later in Hill City South Dakota...

New Razor - 7 Miles On July 31st I'd just picked up our new '09 Razor and drove 7 miles to a "Discount Tire" to have the tires balanced. Three (3) of the four (4) had flat spot defects and couldn't be balanced. I know some folks don't balance trailer tires but this saved us some real trouble...

Ike Buddy & Deb, If you're blazing a path North, later this week, and see our poor little Razor rolling north you'll know we're beating a path right along with ya. Be safe, we'll see ya around SouthEast TX somewhere. Best Regards, Big G & Samm:rolleyes:

Ceegee, where are you from in NW Kansas? I was born and raised around Wichita. We just got back from a trip to Sturgis SD, we stayed in Oakley one night. My parents, brothers and sister all still live in the Wichita area so we visit 3 or 4 times a year. Have a good day, Big G

I have a '06 F250 short bed SRW, with a Pullrite 18000, no slide. I have a hard 90 to get backed in my drive. No problem with the Razor 3212. Good Luck, Big G

Bad Seals Happy, How many miles do you think you have on your Big Horn? Do you carry a lot of weight? Just curious as to how I need to pull the drums and check. Thanks, Big G

TXBobcat Location TXB, Those are nice photos of the factory. When I looked at your location I thought I'd see you down here in Livingston, TX. Enjoy the Great Lakes!!! Travel Safe, Big G

Converter Location I found mine in the front storage, pass through on the curbside. (3212sb is under the steps going to your master/bathroom) You'll have to take the ceiling panel down, in the storage pass through, find the screws, which hold it in place, remove. Before you do that have...

DC Circuit Judy, I went out to look in my '08 3212 and low and behold I can't find mine either. Although the manual says there is one inside and one outside the unit. They must be well hidden. I've not needed the outlet yet, but we're headed for Sturgis on the 31st and then on to Yellowstone...

Hi Zig, I believe the underbelly is heated, at least that's what the Heartland video says. I know mine is all covered and the heat ducts are below the floor. The boxes are tough to come by, but you might check with the parts guy at the factory. They still put them on the Cyclones. Regards, Big G

Three Axles Right? BuzTan, Congrats on the purchase. I pull a Razor 3212 with my F250 4X4, so far no problem. I know the 3612 must be much heavier but haven't looked into it. Good luck, check out the Ford web site before you buy. Are you looking at SRW or Dually? The F350 SRW...

The main advantage to the Nitrogen is it's dry, down in the ppm range (parts per million). Air always as some moisture which cause problems with the inner tire being damp, as well as when it gets hot it condenses. Airplanes use it because at the higher altitudes the moisture will freeze.