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This is the Bighorn design ideas... so

Install magnetic door holders instead of latches. That way all you need to do to close the RV door is swing the screen door to catch the entry door and pull it closed. No need to go down the stair just to close a door

In addition to that.

Mine did not burst from freezing. 2 happened in the Island and the other under the island, in the belly.

After full timing for over 1.5 years of full-timing, having 3 refrigerator water line breaks, and multiple loose water faucet line drips, I think having removable or openable island rear cabinet panels would be fantastic!! Repairs would be so much easier!

Been full timing for 1.5 years now. The water line to the residential fridge has burst 3x. I refuse to waste my time and further damage to the RV by fixing it again. I don't understand why such an inferior tube was used in and RV. I have a SS Braided water line in my house and think that SS...

Been full timing for 1.5 years now. I wish my RV had a shoe drawer/cubby hole under the stairs. Also, if the breaker/fuse box were raised off the floor more shoes could be but there.

Nope. I don't want to guy buy separate components and then have to figure out where to mount them, give up space to mount them, or modify anything to mount them. It should not be a big deal to have a DVD/Bluetooth player already install or be an option to install.

!Re: Ice maker water line valve I just discovered a nice pin hole leak under the kitchen island. Gonna head to Lowes and get some compression fittings to fix it. Got the RV tilted no to get the rest of the water to run out. Try that in a house! Thanks for the info gents!

Thanks! Nice, simple answer. Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk

How will flipping breakers identify what is on each leg? Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk

What is typically on each leg of a 50 amp hookup?

Yeah, it's self critiquing. My tank lights says its full most of the time.

I'm the 2nd owner. I don't think the warranty is transferable. I already fixed the problem by resealing the junction where the vent pipe enters the tank. Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk

Good advice there. Thanks! Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk

I removed the basement wall to see what was going on. The toilet vent and drain pipes are directly behind the wall. I could see some liquid on top of the tank and could also see liquid where the toilet pipe inserts into the black tank. Looks like I can fix it by adding more sealant around where...

Today I let my black tank get really full. I had not drained the black tank for a week and was starting to get burps back through the toilet. I thought it could wait until morning. Later tonight I started to smell that sewer smell. I went outside to dump the tank and discovered a good sized...

Just curious. How big a guy are ya? I'm 6'4", 300#

Cool! I also fly RC and have been thinking about installing in the basement either 2 cargo slides or 1 slide that will slide in both directions so that I can have both planes and other things.

I want to do this in my trailer too. I want remove the drawer so I can see what is back there. How do I release the drawer catch so that I remove the drawer and see what is back there.

The previous owner of our BH put drunk octopus hooks on the swinging door and up high behind the toilet.

Amazon is a big place with millions of products. Can ya narrow it down? Gotta a link? What exactly did ya search for?

How can I order some of this trim? What is the part number? Thanks!

I installed a battery powered wireless doorbell. I just like it better than someone knocking on the door.

What do you guys weigh? Sent from my SM-G901F using Tapatalk

I just bought a 2105 Big Horn 3570RS. I would like to go and inspect the roof for myself but I think the my 300 pounds might be too much for it. Then I have friends that say its no big deal, look at all the NASCAR fans that get on their roofs. What is the real story?