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What brand did you replace your fireplace with, and was it 36” wide approximatel. We have a 2014 Bighorn 3010RE and our fireplace just died. Thanks for the help

How has your replacement Greystone fireplace worked out for you? Our fireplace is also a Greystone and died after 9 years of service. Not too bad. Would you recommend your Greystone, as we see one on Amazon?

Have any of you Bighorn 3010RE owners replaced your toilet with the Dometic 320. I Would like to know if it installed without modifications, and if you would share what you learned during the installation. I plan install a water shutoff valve to the supply line during the changeout. Thanks for...

I read a post from someone that added a plexiglass door to their underbelly. Anyone know who that was or have you saved the post? Thanks for the help!

Bought boxes from rvgeneratorbox.com They have a variety of sizes. I designed and built the rack that fits into the receiver.

Connected inside the coach with neutral ground bonding plug

Did this on my 3010RE. Parallel cabled and can be run in the boxes with font door closed and locked. Removable hatched at exhaust end and at top for refueling. No overheating, can place hands on boxes and not hot

Is that 8 lug pattern on the wheel above on a 6 1/2” circle spacing?

Has anyone replaced the dinette pedestal table mount on a Bighorn 3010. I am thinking of converting to the mount used on the 3375SS. Has anyone done this or something similar. Thanks

2014 Bighorn 3010RE 2007 Dodge Ram 3500 Megacab SRW Laramie Pullrite super glide hitch

Is there a way to make the bighorn forum look like it used to before the large picture was added. The picture blocks the the top two threads.

Hi Jwalker I have 2 Yamaha ES2000Is inverter generators mounted on a bracket mounted by hitch receiver. The gens are in aluminum diamond plate boxes built by Rv generator box.com. that allow them to be run while in the boxes. The boxes have marine style hatches that are removed while it is...

As the current owner of a 2014 Bighorn 3010re, and the previous owner of a Holiday Rambler Alumascape, I’ve seen behind the walls of several RVs as I repaired and done modification on them. I was recently behind the dresser drawer in the bedroom and noticed where the outside speaker wiring hole...

Caps are held in place with a 1/4-20 6” long stainless hex head bolt on end that opens. The sealed end is screwed in place with self tapping screws

As we just got or Bighorn, I needed a hitch installed so I can pull my swivel wheel trailer and travel with my Yamaha grizzly. Also had the brakes inspected and the bearings repacked. During inspection of suspension, cracks in the welds on the spring hangers were decovered. Very sloppy welding...

Good luck and enjoy that slide.

I moved mine mine on my Bighorn to the driver’s side. I did this because it’s on the same side as the front jack controls and everything you do to set up is on that side. Also didn’t want the controls in the way of anything on my sliding tray.

That’s what I like about this forum. People willing to help and some great suggestions and solutions. Thanks to you all for the ideas. blazerjohn

Thanks guys for quick response. I’ll be ordering that latch from amazon directly. I appreciate your help.

Hi guys, I’m looking for ideas to keep the driver’s side storage door from swinging back and forth when I’m working at the UDC. Anyone come up with a good latch. My door open horizontally. Thanks

I had my whole hose stolen at Pismo Coast Village one trip. I guess someone needed a hose worse than I did. Just another solution to the plumbing here.

Thanks to Duane and Jon for the replies. A forum like this is a great support.

What size is the PEX used on all the water lines? Is it 1/2 inch? And what diameter fittings do you guys keep as spares. Haven’t had the pleasure of going behind the wall yet, so appreciate any info on what size and type of spares I should have along. Thanks

Just pulled the trigger after owning a 2001 Holiday Rambler Alumiscape 30RKD for 17 years. Starting a new adventure and all that goes with it.

I have some spots I can’t remove and was wondering if this was a sticker or paint

Got my utility area organized. Mounted the Evo water filter and made some hoses to provide water to both the black tank flush, and fresh water fill. I have Y valves from main water hose inlet and another attached to the black flush inlet to provide isolation from each other. Has good access, and...

Carl, You said the baffle was just screwed in place. Were you able to access the screws through the hatch over the top of the sheet metal baffle, or was it just easier to cut through them

Re: Bighorn - Please Identify this connector and its purpose Thanks for that Chris

Thanks for the reply Carl. Has that modification worked out well and solved your Frig problems?

Was the baffle a piece of galvanized sheet metal that mount across the upper door opening that blocked off about 2/3s of the opening?

I recently bought a 2014 Big Horn 3010 RE and found this wire with the pictured connector extending through a grommet in the wall by the wall safe area in closet. What does this connect to? Thanks

The tray is a Mor Ryde 33”x 90” tray and I did use the riser kit. The riser kit gives you 3 different height adjustments. I used the lowest setting and I can still store fishing rods under the sliding tray. I ordered the tray from RV & Auto parts in Ramona, California, and the risers on Amazon.

Installed my Mor Ryde storage tray, Relocated my Level up Control head, and added sewer hose storage to my Bighorn 3010 RE.

Hi Kornbred, I have a similar setup as you, a 2007 Dodge Ram Meg 3500 4x4 shorted. Did you end up buying the Anderson? If so how are the cab clearances? what gooseneck turnover ball system do you have? Thanks, blazerjohn

Harbor Freight has a folding engine hoist that works very well. I remove my superglide by myself. You need to fabricate a small bracket to connect to the hitch plate that the hoist hook can connect to. You extend the arm over the closed tailgate, lift the hitch clear of its mounting, and back...