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I'd measure, but my RV is under wraps for winter. I was hoping someone would have a w/d in a 32RS.

I have a 2018 Bighorn Traveler 32RS and am interested in a washer/dryer. Does anyone know if the area for this is tall enough for a stackable pair or is this area only tall enough for a combo unit? If someone has pictures, that would sure help also. Thanks.

It was outside. Thanks.

So, I figured it out after two days of searching. I replaced the regulator. Same issue. I checked both propane tanks again and both have lots of propane in them. I noticed that when I had the tanks on that it sounded like there was gas flowing through the regulator, but it still showed up as...

Negative to both.

I turned on my LP tanks (very slowly) and pressure regulator shows red on both tanks (ie empty). I checked the tanks and there is definitely LP in each tank. Could the regulator have failed? Is it possible it "locked up"? I haven't used the tanks in about nine months. Thanks for any help.

Your warranty should start from the day of purchase.

I had the floors in two of my slide outs have the same issue. I have a 2018 Bighorn Traveler. Heartland covered the replacement of these floors under their three year structural warranty because of the way the drip edge on the bottom was improperly placed during the build process. It took...

We have a 2018 Bighorn Traveler 32RS purchased about two years ago. From the get go we've had numerous problems including bad furnace fan, bad inverter, hydraulic issues, cracked black water tank, rotted slide out floors from manufacturing issues, and on and on. After two years I think we have...

I had the same issue with my 2018 Bighorn Traveler this past spring. Contacted Heartland and after a lengthy discussion they replaced two slideout floors under the three year structural warranty. I would contact them and not take no for an answer. Go up their chain of command as high as you...

I had a similar issue with my 2018 Bighorn Traveler. When I looked under the slides I could see that the floors were delaminating. I called Heartland and they asked for pictures. I sent the pictures and they denied my claim for replacement. I appealed the denial and they sent the claim to...

No, but definitely contact Heartland as you have a three year structural warranty. This should definitely be covered.

I had a similar situation on my truck. Called my son who works for Discount Tire and sent him a picture. He said to replace it. Went and got 6 new tires for the truck. Of course, the tires on the truck did have about 45000 miles on them. Better to be safe than sorry.

We bought a 2018 that sat in the dealer's lot for less than a year with the slides out. The rail on the lower edge of the slides did not have enough butyl tape on it to stop water penetration into the slide floors. After a year of use by us the floors began to delaminate. Right now the unit...

I'm guessing that file is password protected because it is from Google photos. I use a Chromebook and have tried everything I can think of to post a photo to no avail. Sorry.

Here is the best I can do to show my slideout floor delamination. This should link to my photo The drip rail did not have sufficient butyl tape to prevent water infiltration to the wood of the floor as the fifth wheel sat on the dealer lot for almost a year with the slides in the out position...

Mine are weirded out too. I get funny little things when I use a contraction. Life's strange some times.

I had leaks in both my dinette and kitchen slides. Water was coming down the sides and getting in through the horizontal rails at the bottom of the outer slide walls. There was enough that the floors delaminated. Both slide floors are now being replaced at Heartland's expense as this was a...

I did it on my Bighorn Traveler 32RS with whatever brands of tv and sound came in the unit. I honestly don't remember how I did it, but I played around with the inputs and outputs until I got the sound coming from the audio/dvd player. Only drawback is that I have to turn on the audio player...

There is no square that says photo files.

I'd attach pictures but I can't figure out how to attach them from Google Photos.

Before I discuss my warranty experience I need to vent about the build quality of Heartland products. My first Heartland product was a 2009 Sundance 2900MK. I had so many issues that I couldn't wait to get rid of it. I traded it for a 2008 Cameo which was a great unit and in 2018 I was ready...

I also have the B&W hitch and love it. Previously I had a Reese hitch, but the B&W is much better.

I had already figured out that the antifreeze went into the hot water heater. Nothing came out of the fresh water drain so that tells me that the pump did a good job of draining the tank.

Thanks to all your help I did find my fresh water drain. It was attached to my stabilizing jack and very well hidden. Next spring I'll figure out whether I need to replace my hot water heater bypass or check valve. Once again, I can't express how disappointed I am in Heartland's customer...

Thank you for all the great replies. You people are a much better resource than Heartland. After questioning Heartland again about this issue, I received the following reply: Mark, If there are none visible then there are none on your unit. Dealer Services Heartland Recreational Vehicles...

Thank you. I guess I'll cut into my coroplast next spring and see what's up there.

I ended up giving up on using antifreeze and blew out the lines with a compressor. I really liked winterizing that way better. I'm still guessing that either my hot water heater bypass valve or hot water heater check valve is defective, but as long as I can eliminate using antifreeze I will...

So I finally get a reply from an email sent to Heartland. Here it is: Mark, You should have low point drains. If you look up under your unit around where the tires are located you should be able to see a some tubes hanging down with valves on them. Those are your low point drains. There should...

Used compressed air to flush out the lines. Ran some antifreeze into the fresh water tank just in case. All is well now. I'll probably replace the check valve on the hot water heater next season. If my hot water heater bypass valve has failed, I'll install a manual bypass kit. It's a lot...

I did have the bypass set to bypass. My guess now is the check valve on the hot water heater may have failed. Whatever it is I'll deal with it next year. Compressed air will be the way to go this year. I asked specifically about fresh water tank drain and not low point drain both times I...

As I stated before the customer service at Heartland leaves a lot to be desired. They have been no help at all whenever I've called there. Fortunately I never dry camp so I don't use the fresh water tank. I did run bleach in there earlier so that should take care of anything that might grow there.

They told me twice that some had drains and some didn't. I figured out that the antifreeze actually went into my hot water heater. Checked my "A" valve and all is ok. I'm just going to use compressed air and call it a day.

Thank you. I'll check out the "A" valve.

So I called Heartland again to verify that there is no fresh water tank drain. A different rep told me the same thing, no drain. So I won't tear apart my coroplast. I tried to pull antifreeze (actually plain water) directly into the water system bypassing the Anderson valve after speaking with...

Finally called Heartland customer service to see if I could get an answer. They informed me that there is no low point drain or fresh water tank drain. They said to drain the system through the outside shower. That still doesn't drain the fresh water tank though. They had no thoughts...

The "repairs" that were made were warranty repairs. I've fixed many things on my own just so I don't have to take it to the dealer. If there is no low point drain, how do you drain the fresh water tank to winterize?

Thank you. I'll check it out.

Thanks. I'll check in a couple of days.