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Good advice. Thanks.

My son gave me that same advice, so naturally I reject it as nonsense. Just kidding. I think I need to do this. But I wonder is eternabond the same as butyl tape? I already have some of that which I used on a boat hatch seal.

Oh my. I know a Grand Design owner who fought that fight and lost. And his trailer was only three years old. His roof rolled back from the front. They claimed the 12 year warranty was invalid because he did not inspect the roof before each use and didn’t keep a written log.

My 9 year old 25’ Wliderness is showing delamination/separation of the roof cap from whatever is below it. This is occurring at two spots on the driver side. Who has had experience with this and what did you do? Thanks.

Our bathroom towel rack is held by command strips. They don't work well because the wallpaper separates. Thus I want to put screws in. I know where the studs are, but they are too widely separated. Can only use one. The wall seems far too thin to support a screw. Any ideas how to do this? Thanks.

Looking for recommendations for a rearview camera. My trailer is not prewired so it will have to be wireless. My concern is the long distance the signal will need to travel to get to the truck cab monitor, and all the metal it needs to go through to get there. Any suggestions?

Do your homework on Route 9, going east out of Zion toward Bryce. There is a mile long tunnel that has special procedures for RVs. If you have extra time, visit Kodachrome Basin State Park, west of Bryce, and from there take a day trip Grosvenor Arch and Willis Creek Slot Canyon. As you go...

Good info, guys. Thanks. I am going to avoid the tunnel

I am planning on approaching Springdale UT from the east on highway 9. My map shows two tunnels with clearances just over 11 feet. My rig is 11'. Is anyone familiar enough with this area to give me advice on these tunnels?

Does this indicate propane quantity? How fo you read it? My tanks are full.

Who is familiar with Utah highway 12 between Capital Reef and Bryce? I know it gets near 10,000 feet. I know nothing about the grades. I have a 25' Heartland Wilderness. The weight will be around 6300 lbs (max 6900) and I'll be towing it with a late model GMC Sierra 1500 with tow package. Should...

Re: Accumulator installationy I can't see that I crossed anything. The pump comes on at it's normal annoying noise level that has been characteristic of it in the past. But after a few seconds it now seems to shift gears and get louder and starts hammering. It didn't do that before. It seems I...

Joined: 06/18/2019 View Profile Good Sam RV Club Member Online Posted: 07/08/19 11:20am Link | Quote | Edit | Print | Notify Moderator Thanks for all the good points. I got the accumulator installed and it works. My problem now is that my pump works harder and gets louder. I...

I am planning on much dry camping this fall so I bought a 2 gal accumulator to reduce pump cycles and soften pump start-ups. No installation instructions came with it, not even an online reference. But they are all basically alike and I did enough research to figure it out....mostly. It won't in...

Thanks to those who answered my call for help on my decals. Heartland answered my email quickly and linked me to their decal maker. An email to them with my VIN got a quick response also. They sent me diagrams of both sides, front and back of my trailer with numerical reference to the individual...

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Thanks for the tip. Heartland gave me a diagram of the exact decals on my trailer with an order form.

I have a 2015 Wilderness. We use it a lot. Things break. I fix them and keep treking, (TV, awning, slide gearbox, stabilizer) but the scratches bother me a lot. I will stand by to see if Heartland can help, and thanks the encouragement.

Due to an unfortunate meeting of my trailer and a Corps of Engineers camp registration office with an excessive overhang, the office no longer has a gutter and my trailer has deep scratches in the gel coat. Several decals are included in the scratching. The scratches are deep but not so deep...

Thanks. Good tip. I have sent them an e-mail describing my problem.

I didn't mean to put you down, Bob. I appreciate your input. You simply answered a question that I did not ask, i.e. the merits/liabilities of buying new vs. used. That decision is history. - - - Updated - - - That is an interesting idea. I know a hobbyist machinist who likes challenges. Thanks.

Thank you. Didn't need the lecture though.

2013 North Trail 21FBS. The stabilizers have an electric motor on the service side and a manual override coupler on the opposite. Front and rear are the same. - - - Updated - - - My stabilizers are electric. If I replace with scissors won't I then be replacing stabilizers with stabilizers...

The motor on my LCI front electric stabilizer got damaged last summer. I don't know what happened. I stopped in for a night while traveling and found it had broken off its mounting base and was hanging by its cables. There was no visible impact evidence on the motor case. I had planned to...