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  1. Daley07

    2021 Torque 371 cable help

    Different RV TV wiring diagrams among various brands. For Torque, if your RV has a booster/amplifier, connect it to the cable TV input jack as well. Ensure that the booster is turned on if needed. From the booster, run a coaxial cable to each TV in your RV. Connect one end to the "TV Out" or...
  2. Daley07

    Tires!!!

    When it comes to performance, I'd say the Endurance and Transeagle are neck and neck, with the former having a slight advantage. Endurance's outstanding handling and braking distance on wet and slippery roads is praised in several reviews, thanks to the revolutionary HydroGrip technology. The...
  3. Daley07

    Mounting a tv mount in a 2016 trail runner bedroom

    Installing your television on studs ensures a sturdy and robust installation. The drill holes should be somewhat smaller in diameter than the screws. Attach the mounting to your RV wall with screws that may be accessed by a drill or a Phillips head screwdriver. Before you screw them in, check...
  4. Daley07

    Battery Not Charging On Shore Power

    When you hook your RV into a power pedestal or a 120V electrical outlet, all of your AC appliances will operate onboard. A converter to convert AC power to DC is required to securely charge the batteries. Charging RV batteries with shore power necessitates the proper amp rating. Determine...
  5. Daley07

    Front shell crack

    You can get a fiberglass repair tech, and they can fix the damage. However, if you don’t have enough budget for RV fiberglass repair costs, you’ll have to repair RV body damage. First, identify the cause of the damage and the damaged area(s), then collect the tools and materials that you need...
  6. Daley07

    Winterizing Big Country

    Knowing how to winterize an RV without antifreeze will be very beneficial for you. First is draining the fresh water tank, you need to open up the petcock that is used for draining purposes. Drain both black and grey holding tanks and all faucets and toilets of water. you would need the two...
  7. Daley07

    Time for new tires on my F150 and believe I should get LT tires since I tow a travel trailer that is close to the trucks capability.

    . I have used these Goodyear Wrangler tires on my 1978 Ford F-150. These truck tires are great for typical city and highway use. If you want an offroad tire they don't have deep lugs for wet soil or sand grip. These tires are for all-around conditions and not for extreme conditions. They ride...
  8. Daley07

    Dual Propane Regulators

    So far my DIY hasn't burned the house down after replacing Single Stage propane regulator 698 believed to be 11WC output for 18" LP gas logs needing 11-14WC low pressure. I put on a gas shutoff valve on the inside. Then, using two pieces of stainless flex, one inside and one outside, I connected...
  9. Daley07

    New Sewer Hose Storage

    I purchased the Camco sewer hose because I think it's the easiest RV sewer hose to store. I want them to be easily accessible in a sealed container and this hose is so easy to work with and fits nicely into our storage container.
  10. Daley07

    Dometic roof air conditioner

    Have used this Dometic 640315C air conditioner on my 2017 Forest River Vibe for 2 years. I also have some problems with the cool unit. The main reason comes from the vents, tubes, and other air conditioner components for signs of blockage or clogging. In addition, dirt, debris, and other...
  11. Daley07

    X chocks before or after unhitching

    We were looking for a smaller profile leveling option for our pop-up trailer and this wheel chock from Andersen Hitches amazingly well. Very sturdy and really easy to use. No need to keep adding and taking away those "lego" blocks. Just drop it down behind the wheel and back up as far as you...
  12. Daley07

    Installing RV satellite question....

    We have a dish on our RV roof, but sometimes when traveling we have a spot with tree coverage that does not allow for connections. This Winegard portable dish with a long cable allows us to see our shows, yet stores away when not in use. Easy to move between the stationary antenna and the...
  13. Daley07

    Snap Pad removal

    I like this Camco jack pad’s one-piece nesting design. People can place it in an RV parking area where the travel trailer’s leveling jack does not reach the ground. It bridges the gap between the jack foot and the ground surface. There is no need to stack several RV stabilizer jack blocks...
  14. Daley07

    SOLVED - Shower Faucet Will Not Turn Off

    Most RVs have a removable panel behind the shower that conceals the plumbing. Open this panel as part of the RV shower faucet upgrade process. Check the two water pipes running from the shower and through the wall. These fixtures often have a fastener that secures them in their place. Loosen the...
  15. Daley07

    Battery life

    Some tips you can extend your RV batteries’ lifespan. You might want to check your electric appliances and devices that draw power even with your RV engine turned off. Use a different battery for running various equipment to avoid draining your RV battery. Examples of RV items that can draw...
  16. Daley07

    Using an IPhone for RV Leveling

    The Camco T level is an ideal travel trailer for numerous RV owners, including me. We no longer need to worry about the fridge and tanks moving inside the trailer. This RV leveler does not require too much effort to install, even for first-time users. I can attach this leveling system to the...
  17. Daley07

    Rubber Roof - Sealant Type

    I highly recommend this Heng's rubber roof coating. I've used it on my RVs for several years. It is super white, which helps cool the RVs in the Texas summers. And, it lasts well, protecting the roof from leaks. It is non-polluting and non-toxic, too. Another positive effect of this product is...
  18. Daley07

    Rv Mattress

    This Zinus mattress is comfy! It's firm yet plush, hard to describe as it molds to your body rapidly (and resets form just as rapidly once you're off it) and makes you feel like you're sleeping on a cloud/weightless.
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    RV Lock Keying

    Rekeying your RV locks is a straightforward process. However, there are a few essential things you need to become successful at this venture. A rekey kit can include a retainer ring tool, a plug follower tool, and color-coded lock pins. Some manufacturers also include T-pin springs, pin springs...
  20. Daley07

    Oxidation Problem

    You can try the wet sanding method to remove oxidation from RV decals. Some types of RV oxidation are superficial scratches that give the motorhome a dull and oxidized appearance. For this method, you will need to use sandpaper of different grit sizes. Always start with the coarsest sandpaper...
  21. Daley07

    Sikafflex 521 UV or Proflex RV Caulk

    Used this caulk from Dicor to install a couple of fantastic vents on our camper. The stuff that came off the old vents looked like it was this and some other kind of tough caulk. The tough stuff was almost impossible to remove from the rubber roof. One tube was enough to sufficiently install and...
  22. Daley07

    How Do I Drain the Freshwater Tank?

    To drain fresh water tank on RV. Don’t forget to identify the low point valves, which are usually installed next to the drain valve. There are two low point valves, and they are in charge of emptying hot and cold water in the lines. Releasing the drain valve at the same time as the low point...
  23. Daley07

    Slide out sagging

    Installing slide-outs is a wise choice for RVers who want to extend the width of a class A motorhome. The majority of ordinary fifth-wheel RVs are 8 to 8.5 feet wide. The industry norm is 8 feet. However, some of the bigger versions require more. Still, the width of the slides in a fifth wheel...
  24. Daley07

    Keeping the drawers closed

    Drawers swinging open every time your RV hits a bump on the road is not only distracting but can also cause damage to your RV. should try applying these quick fixes to keep RV cabinets closed: anti-slip mat, bungee cord or rope, magnets, etc. A magnet only works on cabinets or drawers located at...
  25. Daley07

    Slide maintenance - AccuSlide lube for the tracks?

    I used lubricant for the slide-out on motor gears and haven't had any problems. It's not recommended for use on rails, but I did, and so far I haven't had any dirt buildup.
  26. Daley07

    Bedroom Vent Fan

    I replaced our hybrid travel trailer's OEM bathroom exhaust fan with a Fan Vent, the Fan-Tastic Vent 3-Speed. This fan is strong enough to pull the headboards off the bed, making closing the door much easier. Very quiet on 300 & 600cfm, 55 and 60 dB respectively. 900 cfm at 65 db, a bit bigger...
  27. Daley07

    Manual Transfer Switch Upgrade (Blue Sea Systems #8363)

    The TS-30 Transfer Switch is part of our travel trailer project, which also involved the installation of a 3,000-watt inverter. With this switch, there is no momentary power loss when switching between primary and secondary or return power sources. It's pre-wired so all I had to do was plug...
  28. Daley07

    Slide out adjustments

    To remove the slide out from the RV, the best way is to delete everything in that area so that deleting the entire slide is easier and more convenient. Put away your day bed, curtain, or anything else that weighs you down. This way, it's easier when you're outside and ready to take the slide off.
  29. Daley07

    New RV Owner looking to add Solar

    To upgrade a solar RV requires a certain amount of solar energy. I use the appliance energy approach to determine my RV's solar requirements and see how much solar I need for my RV? All electrical equipment has an energy rating expressed in watts and amps. You'll want to check each device's...
  30. Daley07

    Slide Topper- options and recommendations

    We recently returned from our first camping trip after installing our RV Sliding Toppers. I ordered the Solera awning from Amazon. It arrived in good condition with all parts. It scrolls in and out as it should. During our camping trip, we encountered heavy rain and thunderstorm that lasted 45...
  31. Daley07

    Battery and dry camping

    I bought 4 RV batteries for Boondocking from Battle Born for a solar project, these batteries are amazing and will work well with any acid. And last 3000 cycles or more. I run 400 to 800 watts all night with no problems. The battery charges very quickly even when it's cloudy. Additionally, it...
  32. Daley07

    What washer/dryer combo (ventless) has a good rep

    This RV washer dryer combo is equipped with a clear lid, giving you the opportunity to see the dry and wash cycle while also keeping track of the water condition. Operating and using it is also easy as it just involves filling the tub with water and setting the timer.
  33. Daley07

    Batteries

    I've used sealed lead-acid batteries in the past (and UPG batteries before that), but I heard from a friend that while sealed batteries are a good choice, I should consider a longer-lasting battery to avoid the need to worry about finding a replacement every few years. So I decided to go with a...
  34. Daley07

    What washer/dryer combo (ventless) has a good rep

    I have a small RV and I want to get a machine that saves my RV space and is cheap of course. I think I am attracted by the small and compact washing machine from Della. The washer features an 11-lb. load capacity designed for those light and medium laundry. It also promotes easy-to-use...
  35. Daley07

    Flaking furniture

    I removed the small dinette from our small slide out and was looking for small, light chairs for the space. I have found an RV recliner to replace. That is the RecPro Charles RV Euro Chair Recliner. These fit very well and are plenty comfortable. This is far better than the original dinette...
  36. Daley07

    Toyhauler battery disconnect/Kill Switch function?

    The Ampper Am-CBS01 is the best battery disconnect switch for RVs on the market. This is an easy solution to keep our travel trailer batteries from getting discharged while in storage. I have never been concerned about its compatibility, either. The device works with 12-volt systems just as it...
  37. Daley07

    Battery box 21rbss

    If you are looking for an efficient and high-quality battery pack for size group 24 and up, NOCO's RV battery box can't be missed. This is exactly the battery box you need. From the outside, the overall molded plastic seems heavy. The side handle is quite durable, and the wide grip makes it...
  38. Daley07

    What length of extension cord???

    I chose Camco's 30 amp power cord after a friend recommended it. It really lives up to my expectations of perfectly matching my RV. The connectors are NEMA TT-30P and TT-30R compliant. What I had to do was connect the RV's power cord to the female connector, then plug the male connector into the...
  39. Daley07

    Oxidation Problem

    If you are worried about oxidizing in your RV like me, I will share with you how to remove oxidation from RV fiberglass. I recommend parking your motorcycle in a shaded area. Putting it in direct sunlight dries the polish and wax quickly, making it difficult to polish. Then wash it with a warm...
  40. Daley07

    Small Air Compressor recommendations for RV tires

    I use the air compressor Viair 400P-RV to air up LT and RV tires to 80 psi while on road trips. It works great, is quick, and the combined length of the power cord and two air hoses allows me to easily tire a 35-foot fifth wheel. The compressor shuts off automatically, allowing you to air tires...
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