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No slider here and no problems so far. I have been to a lot of places in the last year and so far no issues.

Thanks I will try to locate them later tonight.

My 3300RLB has the same symptoms. How many screws hold the stair portion on. I can only find 2. Did you have to pry it up? Thanks, Scott

Awesome pic!!

I live in North Central Arkansas. About 185 miles due noth of Pine Bluff. I have worked in Pine Bluff a lot over the years and I just can't get used to the paper mill smell around there. I like it much better up in the hills.

I posted the answer in your other post. There is an inline fuse between the battery and the landing gear motor.

There is an inline fuse between the battery and the landing gear motor. Trace the wires you will find it. It is 30 amp. Mine will blow if I accidentally try to raise the landing gear too far.

I put a thermometer in mine and moved it up and down until I found the perfect spot for me. I left it in each spot for a couple of hours to get a good reading. My fridge will get down to around 34 degrees and that is plenty cold for my drinks.

JT Strongarms all the way. Reduced my movement almost completely. If the kid are jumping up and down I can feel it but that is about it. Before I got them I could feel someone rolling over in the bed in the back bedroom.

Mine has the power awning as well and has at least 6 inches and maybe a touch more.

I just got mine at a fixed 6.9% thru Bank of America in July. I think they told me anything over 700 was auto approved. Anyway I hope it works out for you I really enjoy my 3300RLB.

I have the exact RV you are looking to buy. I have only had 3 very minor issues. The dealer fixed one I fixed the rest just because it was easier. I had a shower leak that just needed a little bit of silicone around the door base. A small leak under the kitchen sink. And a blown fuse in the...

I have a friend that was in the same position as you. He went down to the machine shop on had a new piece custom made to fit his gooseneck and the companion and it has been working flawless for 3 or 4 years with a ton of miles on it. It anything the pin is stonger because it was milled from...

I just put my DVD and Sat. Rec. on shelf below the tv and then when I get ready to leave I unplug them and move them to the cabinet below the tv in the rear bedroom. I really wish they could have made the storage deep enough in the living room to hold these items.

Mine has been great so far. I only have about 2000 miles on it though. I would call B&W. I have used their gooseneck products for a long time they have always been very helpful.

My air beds work great. My kids have spent over 20 nights on the one in the rear bedroom with no issues.

I started out with a very well made gooseneck adapter and it seemed you could feel it flex the tongue with every take off of fast stop. THese trailers are too heavy in my opinion and the Landmark is even heavier. the tongue is not reinforces the same as gooseneck tailers. I went and got the B&W...

The break away system works by applying full power from either a small battery inside the unit or from your trailer battery to the electric brakes as soon as the cable is pulled. There is a magnet inside the each brake drum that energizes and starts dragging againts the drum which in turn...

The fuse for the jack motor is in-line right by the battery I believe. Be sure to check it. I have blown one before. As for the brake cable if you are talking about the break away cable do not use it for stability. Not only will it run your battery dead if you are not plugged up it will ruin...

It will peel right off. At least mine did. It is only there for advertisement.

It is supposed to be normal. Their reasoning is that it runs just enough to keep the hot and cold mixed in order to prevent a cold or hot water condition. My old camper shut off completely and I don't remember having any issues but oh well.

You should contact them for the lowest price. Mine was lower than advertised for sure. And it was well below what some other dealers quoted me. Talk to Dave he is the owner.

Is that rvs2buy.com in Gamaliel, Arkansas? If so that is where I bought my new Sundance. I bought it that morning and it was ready to pick up that evening. Very nice people to deal with.

I have stayed in my 3300RLB with my family for 16 of the 21 days that I have owned it and have not had any underbelly plumbing issues. "Knock on wood" I have drained the black tank several times. I love the floor plan and would reccomend it. I have had one minor shower stall leak that I...

I have had the 3300RLB for 3 weeks now and it has been great for the kids. I have only had a couple of very minor issues that I took care of myself. The back room is excellent on rainy days. Just give the kids some video games or DVD's and shut the door. Mine has the the air beds in the sofa so...

pholt, Sounds like you have your motor covered. Keep and eye on that tranny and keep your brakes maintained and give her heck. A lot of people will disagree with me but I tend to go against the grain when it comes to towing and weights. You might check each states laws that you will visit...

PHOLT, You will have a pretty good load and you will know it. As for running 80 up any hill you will not do it for long if you are not careful. I have an 03 Dodge 3500 with a 6 speed with lots of extras on the motor and it has plenty of power but when you pull that long and hard you had better...

My only issue with the 2000's is the run time. If I understood correctly when they are joined together they run at full power which means I would have to add gas every few hours intead of every 7 or 8. This is the kind of info I am looking for though. Has anyone tried the 2- 2000's and do you...

I am thinking of getting a Honda EU3000. I will be running my 15k a/c off of it as well as a few lights and tv/dvd. I will run the frigde on propane. Do you think it can handle it? I will be looking to use it 24hours a day for 7 days. The A/c will probably have to run full time during the day...