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I'm in the same boat, I haven't done any troubleshooting on mine yet, so I'm following to see what others suggest on your post! Two birds one stone! Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

We had a 2018 Mallard M33 that we full timed in for 2 years prior to upgrading to our current 2020 Big Horn 39MB and we really enjoyed it even as we were upgrading. The quality on ours was good. The insulation was pretty good too as we never had any frozen pipes even in 5 degree weather with 20...

That's awesome, good deal! Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

As a side note due to the awesome rallies, we have promoted Heartland RV's and have brought others to purchase Heartland RV's. Those purchases didn't benefit us but did benefit Heartland. I feel that most of that will become the past on a broader scale and will reflect in Heartlands financial...

I agree, Jim was and is definitely a great guy! I'm somewhat out of the loop on what all is and has transpired although I've definitely begun to piece it all together and I'm in disagreement with how Heartland has conducted themselves. We also upgraded our RV from the bumper pull to the 5th...

Yall will definitely be missed as chapter leaders!! We appreciate all the awesome rallies yall have done and we'll definitely see yall down the road!! Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

Last time we were at lake Texoma we had pretty good cell service using ATT, so you might luck out! Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

We're on a well also and we use bleach to sanitize ours. I usually shock the well about every 3-6 months by dumping 2-3 gallons of bleach down it (definitely overkill in the amount of bleach needed) and then running that water through our rv until the bleach smell dissipates and usually help it...

The omnidirectional antennas not being able to pick up as good of a signal as the directional antennas is one of the biggest downsides with them but they can sure be convenient if you move around quite a bit and don't want to spend the time researchimg towers and readjusting the antenna. You...

That's a pretty good write up on some tips and tricks! There's also a couple cell phone apps you can use that will give you the Dbi (signal strength) you're receiving, as well as locate the direction of the cell towers although using the computer like you're doing is a whole lot more detailed...

You may have air in the propane lines, I would recommend turning all the burners onto the "lite" setting and let them run for about 15-20 seconds and then try to light a burner. If it doesn't light shut them all back off wait a minute or two and repeat the process a couple times they should...

I would like to quote a piece of this thread and interpret it as I think I see it: "The goal to move Chapters into being self-sustaining was only to remove the requirements of reporting and the restriction of only one reimbursed event a year gives chapters and others the opportunity to have...

Most of those are fairly big issues in my opinion especially on a 2018 model. Those also aren't very common issues either especially in the quantity that you seem to have. I would start looking into other ways to rectify those issues as it seems the manager isn't too inclined to assist you. Good...

If your furnace mode is missing on your thermostat and your only seeing AC or fan as a selectable option, try changing the fan mode from "high" or "low" to "auto" instead and then see if the furnace option becomes available again. Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

We had bought a Weboost as well and coming from a technology background with a fair bit of knowledge I was really disappointed with ours. We actually gave up using it and probably should've returned it while within the return period but to late for that now. Hopefully you'll have better luck...

You could try turning the water off to the RV and using a manual hand snake stick it down the toilet opening and try twisting it by hand to loosen up the blockage. If/as the blockage clears add some water to help the process along. We had the same issue when we first started out and it was...

We had roughly the same issue, we have a GE apartment size 120V washer and panda dryer and initially I used gusset plates and L brackets drilled into both the washer and dryer to hold them together and we didn't have any issues other than I didn't care for the cosmetic look. If you go that route...

I'm not sure the thickness of the roof but I know you can get a 3/4" paddle bit that has at least an 8" shaft from Lowes and it would definitely go through the distance you're looking at. From personal experience and making mistakes before, I would recommend starting on the inside of the RV and...

About two weeks ago we looked at used RVs for someone else and I think that's about the ballpark price they seem to be running right now. With that said though I also noticed for about 5-10K more you could get a brand new one (the market on new ones started to open up at 30K from the research we...

We've done it both ways and for us we can't tell a difference either way so I think it'd be user preference. Sometimes we add it before we move and sometimes we just wait until setup. Either way we go we always add a couple toilet flushes full of water so it can start to mix. Sent from my...

Good deal, I'm glad you got it figured out! I'll have to make a mental note of the check valve going out if we ever have the same issue. Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk

The best way I know of to figure out what drains to what tank would be to empty all tanks and close the drain valves. Then get food coloring or just use water and turn on the kitchen sink first let it run and fill the tank for a while then go open each valve separately and see if water comes out...

To answer one of your questions, when hooked up to the city water connection you won't use/have a pump to pump the water through the RV since it relies on the water pressure coming directly from the water hose to "force" it through the RV. The water pump you have is used when not hooked up to a...

I'm curious to see what the issue and resolution is. The only thing I can think of is that you have a blockage in a hot water line or a blockage coming from your hot water tank. I would disconnect the water, shut off and drain the water heater and try to flush and clean it out and see if that...

Sorry, I literally just seen this! I've been so busy with clearing off our land we bought and running around like a chicken with my head missing haha. There is one receptacle and the washer and dryer both plug into that and it's on it's own breaker, I run both washer and dryer at same time...

Here's a pic of what it looked like before I built the mounting brackets, this pic shows L brackets holding it into place and doesn't have the drain pan at the bottom... Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

No problem, I'll try to send some pics when I head out here in a bit. My cell service isn't that great at our property and probably wont upload the pics. Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

Looking at the GE website again since its been awhile I think the dryer that fits on top of the washer is either one of these two 120v dryers they offer Model #: DSKS333ECWW or this one Model #: DSKP333ECWW the only difference between the two I think is the location of the dials. Also the...

Side note I forgot to mention make sure when looking at dryers you get a 120v one. If I remember correctly somehow I almost made a mistake and ordered a 240V one that would still stack on top of the washer... Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

The GE washer Model is #:GFW148SSMWW it's a 24" 2.4 cubic foot washer with a 120V plug and slides right into the washer prep area with some room to spare. The dryer is a Panda dryer, I don't recall the model off hand and it isn't on the front of it but it is the 3.5 cubic foot capacity one...

The one I had the clothes would come out fairly dry, not as dry as a household washing machine but not soaking wet either. It was really a good unit for the price point and it was still running when we sold it and upgraded our RV that now has a washer and dryer prep. We have an apartment size...

I don't have a picture but if it's anything like our U shaped dinette we had in our Mallard M33 you should have a seperate piece of plywood with a folding leg attached to it that fills in the empty space on the U. You'll extend the leg and then fit the plywood within the empty U shape space and...

We finally got our cheapheat installed before winter! I'm excited to try it out but at the same time I'm not ready for winter [emoji1787] Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

It made a huge difference! It's now a consistent 20 degree temperature difference between inside and outside! We're going to put our second AC in after the recliners come in and I remove the couch. We also order the closeable AC vents for the bedroom and bathroom so hopefully when they come in...

I did quite a bit of research on the mini split and really wanted one but just couldn't find a place to mount the outside portion since we don't have our rear bumper installed yet. I thought about attaching it to the exterior fiberglass but felt that was way to risky for my level of expertise...

The 110 degree temperatures is what had me concerned about just the two air conditioners up top and seeing how they weren't cooling at even the low 90's. I'm not sure 3 AC's is an option on ours but I'm definitely going to dig around and see if it is and if so I plan on adding it for sure...

The stand alone unit or portable AC unit is what we just finished installing today, we thought about doing a window unit as we've seen several in other RV's but I'm always afraid sealing them in the window might be an issue and if it rained water might come in, plus removing them for travel...

I'm thinking those slide toppers might be coming sooner than later. Those might do a fairly good job at keeping the sun off the slides to include protecting it from tree sap and other environmental things. We bought white spray paint today and I'm going to paint our plastic AC protectors...

I'll try to pull off a couple of my lights and see if I feel any cold air coming from them, that's not a bad idea. I have a trip over the 4th of July coming up so it might be have to be a week before I can get back on this, I just hope our guests don't sweat while their staying with us. I am...

Gotcha! I might wind up moving ours in the same location yours are in, I really like that spot! Thank you! Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk