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Sorry you didn't find this out until camping. I found it out in preparation for camping.. When I first tried to empty my fresh water tank after sanitizing, I found that the tank was still 1/3 full. I posed this question to the factory and Mike Aplin suggested that I try lowering the front of the...

Have you thought about the Cyclone 3950? It has 1 1/2 baths two black tanks which will you 80 to 90 gallons holding.. It also has two grey tanks.

I have the 2009 3950 and unless they have change the 2010 the tank flush is only for the front tank. It doesn't flush the back tank. The tank flush is as handy as a pocket on a shirt. Wish they had done the back tank also.

Yea! I'm not too far from Caney Creek, I've not camped there, it looks like a nice CG.. Roane County Park across the lake is a nice place if you have children. Has TVA created problems for it with their ash spill? I hope to get down to Fall Creek Falls in July, haven't set a date yet. Good to...

Thanks for all the responses... It would seem to be pretty safe to be on top of the unit... Again Thanks.. Always get great help on the forum.. Ron

I will give that a try.. That tells me that drain port is toward the front of the Cyclone... Simple Solution Thanks Mike.

What is the load limit for the 3950 roof? I'm some what of a hefty fellow around 250 -260lbs. If I need to get on the roof, I'd like to be confident I don't end up crashing through... Thanks Ron

Thanks Mike for your response.. That makes sense... I do have one other question concerning the fresh water tank.. After draing the tank it still registers 1/3 full.. Would it be possible I need to raise one end a bit? I haven't taken a look at that option yet.. I would like some advise before...

I have a 2009 Cyclone 3950, I discovered this weekend that the Flush System seems to only flush the front holding tank. How do you flush the rear holding tank? What am I doing wrong?

I tow with a 2006 F350 6.0 Dually Lariat Crew Cab Long Bed Two wheel drive with 3.73 gear ratio.. Combination Intersate and town I average 16.1 mpg according to onboard computer not towing staying pretty close to speed limits.. I haven't towed a lot, new to the 5er. I did make a short 176 mile...

Thanks for the input, it's a good reminder for health safety...

Don, Glad to hear you made it Elkhart safely. Give us an update when Heartland completes their work.... Ron

The analogy of the home industry to RV industry may have some merit, however if you buy a new home with a home warranty then the builder would be obligated to provde service for what the warranty covers, if appliances are included they are covered, if not it is on you.. When the warranty expires...

I have made a similiar statement on another thread.. I'm a newbe to RVing and I have been amazed why it is needful for owners to contact suppliers.. Is this the normal way of business in the RV world? Maybe I have been spoiled by the auto industry, but I still think the only people that I as a...

Do you think it may be possible the design engineer for Heartland needs to recalculate the torque requirements needed to drive the landing gear and size the motor appropriately.. It may be a good idea to do some in field measurements. Load the unit to its GVWR, generator and options included...

Here is the link to HWH... http://www.hwhcorp.com/

HWH make landing gear for 5th wheels, they also make hydraulic leveling systems for 5vers. It would be nice if Heartland would give them consideration for their product... They do make an after-market system that can be installed... Hydraulic leveling system for the 5th wheel, good option..

I haven't had any problems so far with mine.. Hope yours haven't been to painful..

I see they same symptom while watching the Cyclone video, after 11 minutes video freezes, audio continues until I mouse click >>. This was with IE and Vista OS...

Don, I do need to be careful, I already fractured my foot just doing a little yard work.. I think I need the Lazy Boy Chair from Ray LeTourneau's post.. Check it out, pretty cool... <TABLE class=tborder id=post69000 cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=6 width="100%" align=center...

Sorry to hear. I already commented on Goldenwingers post about similar problem..

Goldenwingers, sorry to hear about your dilemma. Hope things get solved for your soon. It is good to see Heartland get involved, I wouldn't know why they wouldn't. I guess I don't fully understand why you or any of us would have to deal with Lippert or any other vendor directly. You/we bought a...

Thanks for the info.. We lived in the Tri-Cities area a number of years ago, Never new about Grand View CG.. I certainly will put that on my list of places to camp. There's some beautiful country up there, Roan Mtn is nice especially when the Rhododendron is in bloom... I believe that is in...

My 2009 3950 has the blue led's and as Steve said they are bright..

Watched video, interesting he calls them identifying and running lights.. Like to hear from the factory. Maybe Jim B. can shed some light (pun intended) on the subject..

That is so cool.. That's what I need while my foot is mending..

If I don't turn off battery disconnect switch, my battery will discharge within two days... I have only one battery in the 3950..

On my Cyclone 3950 they are switch controlled, separate from running lights.. The switched is located near front storage door.. I have thought them to be to assist lights in the event of night time hitching and disconnecting..

Well I guess I have put a kink in my camping for a little while.. While doing yard work at home base I fractured my right foot. Didn't fall, trip, or drop anything on it. Just dumping some debris, had good footing, felt and heard foot pop then the pain... I should have been camping... Lessons...

Steve, Did they give good size storage in the garage? The spare tire move I think may have been on the 3950 although it would seem all Cyclones would be layed out the same in that area.. I bought a 2009 Cyclone 3950 last October, so won't be upgrading for a while.. I still like when good...

I was just looking at the Heartland RV site, and I noticed a new interior option and a new exterior color scheme for the Cyclone. Looks real good, also they have added beaver tail storage. It looks to be a good feature as you never have too much storage.. If I understand correctly the spare tire...

Jerry, as a fellow Cyclone 3950 owner, I welcome you to the Heatland family, great folks, great information. I bought my Cyclone last October. Being new to RVing this has been a great place to learn from experienced and very helpful people.

Our first trip of the season will be Memorial Day week May 25 - 30 at Bandy Creek CG at Big South Fork National River & Recreational Area just north of Jamestown TN.

I don't have air bags yet, but here is another source that maybe worth looking at.. http://www.arnottairsuspension.com/

It looks like my 3950 has a twin.. They sure are nice.. Work and fun at the same time..

That's good work.. Looks great...

I purchased the EMS-PT50C by Progressive Industries.. I got it at Tweety's, seemed to be the best price $348.77... I still plan to test before hooking up, maybe overkill, but what ever makes you more comfortable..

That looks good.. Certainly a option worth looking into.. Any idea what kind of weight it can handle? A group of kids can create havic in certain conditions....

Doug, Good idea. How are the cables attached and what size cable? Could you possibly show picture? That's a good looking rig you have.

I have been thinking about that also. One option I have thought of is purchase some 3 ton jack stands from Harbor Freight at about $20.00 a pair. And rubber pads. I haven't measured the ground clearance to see if 16-3/4" is enough height to bring the ramp level. I figurer I'll have to do some...