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Keep messin' with it-----latch screen open and retract a couple of times. It will usually fix itself.

2011 Toyota specs say Class IV. Normally ratings are on a sticker or stamped on the hitch itself.

Original Michelin LTX M/S had 60K + and had months more life in them. Replaced them because of winter weather with Michelin Cross Terrains. Even wearing, smooth, quiet, and long wearing.

I winterized mine a couple of weeks ago. Put the hose in the gallon jug and watched nothing happen at first. Follow the hose to the first valve---open---follow the hose further down the line----probably not far---open that one too. That was the one I didn't open ---almost two gallons...

I'm going to take a guess that it is the seam where the front cap overlaps onto the roof. Mine leaked @ this spot. Don't know how this seam is sealed(yours) at the factory but mine barely had enough caulk to span the joint. IF yours is sealed with the self leveling Dicor you might have to really...

vdubee, what was the factory fix............another bead of caulk on the front cap/roof seam? The NT front cap looks similar to my Edge cap. Probably the same issue as my Edge too--inadequate sealing straight from the factory. Looked at other brands Mon. and just for kicks I climbed a ladder on...

Neither told about nor seen such covers. Did a quick search for them-------everything is in the UK......

Dave, If you get on the roof to inspect the caulk seam at the front/rear cap where it meets the roof you should see the issue. The caulk, in my opinion , is barely adequate to make the trip from the factory. These two seams are the most critical leak points on the roof. Since I had water...

How many other lines has Heartland picked up in the last year? Along the lines of Colorado's thinking----is the Edge a victim of not making enough $$$$$ for the manufacturer? With the other lines acquired has Heartland eliminated the "less" profitable and in a sense bitten off more than they can...

I'm glad you have gotten a very reasonable life out of your roof caulk..........."My" situation is not the same. I stumbled on the Edge M-18 post. Hopefully my situation is not prevalent throughout the Edge lineup but owners should be aware to check it out. I'm sure you have many more miles on...

I'm glad you have gotten a very reasonable life out of your roof caulk............which is "my" point. I think the caulk on "my" roof is/was inadequate and it's lifespan the same.

dq72---yes keep an eye on the caulk. Bob---I'll use Dawn from now on---a lot cheaper. TT was bought Feb.2010. Have no more than a dozen trips on this unit. All trips within an hr of home with the exception of one which was 3 hr. Obviously we can not compare a home and TT roof but when the...

Yes, I figured this would be a final fix. Prep is the majority of the work. I probably have a couple of years before the five pounds of caulk on each of the skylights goes to crap. The bead of caulk on the caps was not much larger than used on the rest of the trim on the trailer.

I clean mine with roof cleaner from Walmart camping section. Check your caulk which forms a seal at the front and rear fiberglass caps where they meet the roof membrane. It will leak, it's just a matter of when. I just posted my issue of "Lousy caulk = Roof leak" in the Edge section but it moved...

Looking out the window waching it rain..........Reminds me of a project I completed in late July. After a rainstorm in July my wife says" The camper is leaking." Oh goody! Both nightstands on each side of the bed held neat little puddles of water. Open the closets and the wallpaper is bubbled...

If your TT is even halfway level side to side that is no way normal. The dealer doesn't have another to compare it to? Bent axle? Broken spring? --I can't believe they can not find something obvious wrong with the trailer

Your Borrego is more than enough vehicle to pull your M-21. From your description it sounds as if the trailer is swaying............front to rear load distribution, towing speed, and hitch set-up will all effect the way it tows. Is there a lot of gear in the front/back, how fast are you towing...

First things first--after quite a bit of research we purchased our M-22--1st TT purchase----SOOOoooooo I have nothing to compare this TT to. But 1st impressions usually leave a lasting impression. The unit is unique and good looking but less than stellar factory quality control, the use of less...

My guess is a combo of cheap hardware and overtorquing at the factory. Unless you purchase graded hardware(and even then) it's all Chinese crap.....

I had 3-4 heads sheared off--replaced them with real hardware--bolt,lock washer,and nut. Lock a set of vise-grips on the top side of the self-tapper and turn it a few threads to release it on the top side of the frame.

Update on our trip last weekend to/through the Adirondack Mts.: Ridgeline did fine with a big appetite for fuel. Ended up being closer to 3 hrs than 4. Great weather during travel there and the stay. On the way back a torrential downpour halfway home--standing/running water on the road--no...

After 2 weeks of asking for a response to my claim TBC Brands rep. finally looked at my photos I e-mailed them while I waited on the phone. Reply was we will cover up to $80 per tire, fax the receipt for the replacement tires to us for reimbursement. I suppose fair enough TBC. I will remember...

Did the same to my leaking wheels wells a couple of weeks ago. With some of the gaps I filled it is hard to believe NO ONE in the assembly process/line recognized a potential leak source..........

megabusa---Bought an M-22 Feb. 2010. Dealer also 2 1/2 hrs. away. Here is MY experience as of today: My first TT and I relate it to buying a new auto only more so. Each dealer sets their own price so their is no real baseline go on when discussing price. I found prices for my TT range from 25K+...

Yes the bathroom is the sore point of the M-22 design--it needs to be the M-24 for tub/bath combo fit. As camr said --all of our grounds so far have had shower access. The shower does in a pinch--all the while you bump the walls concerned about flooding the floor. Not to hijack the decision...

Not getting a warm fuzzy feeling dealing with TBC Brands so far......the initial employee seemed very put out just taking my info. I e-mailed pics of the tires and waited a couple days. Called back and talked to another, asked if they received my photos,claimed yes. I asked if there was any time...

Just talked to a customer service rep @TCB Brands for a warranty claim on my Towmax STR Powerking tires on my M-22 purchased Feb 2010. All four sidewalls weather checking. Rep seemed pretty put out about taking my info......We'll see......... Not over 6 trips last year all w/in 1 hr of home...

There is a board specially made for this --try looking under the bunk mattress or the queen bed. If not there call the dealer--it should be there.

The CO 2 detector should be hard wired into the trailer electrical. Check the replacement date on the CO 2 unit itself. I had one on my M-22 with a replacement date of June 2010 when I bought the unit in Feb. 2010. I think your smoke detector is eating batteries. Try a different brand of...

Thanks, will do.

Bought my M-22 in Feb 2010. All tire sidewalls are checking already. 6 trips last year--all within 1 hr of home. Called Heartland --SOL--over a year. Next step?? Call tire maufacturer??

Re: Be Sure and Inpspect those wheel well tubs after a rain I too found water that made its way into the left rear storage under the bunks. Swelled up the sawdust board covering the very rear of the wheelwell in the storage area to twice its normal thickness. I'm in the process of replacing the...

I call it a night light---light above your kitchen cabinet should come on--- similar to the light above the queen bed.

The M-22 weighs approx. 3700 lbs. dry. All my trips last year were 1 hr. or less from home on relatively flat stretches of road . This year I plan on taking a 4 hr. pull through the Adirondacks in August----mountainous, hilly, switchbacks......... The trip would be a 3 hr. jaunt w/o the trailer...

Yes, you can walk on the roof. Wear your sneakers, check them for rocks, step lightly. I'm 180lbs- no problems.

Ditto on what Yellowreef said....I almost didn't buy the TT from the dealer when the salesman stated I would have to install a WDH before I could pull it off their lot. I pulled it 2.5 hr on the highway to my house----no problems at all. After last season, we have accumulated a lot more gear...

Nice rig! I've got an 07 Ridgeline towing my 2010 M-22. In the process of installing an Equalizer 2 WDH.

Re: ATF: Edge - Conversion of dining table to bed Ditto on camr's advice. The queen bed also lifts up too for storage underneath.

Have you bought a new car lately? My first new TT after quite a few new autos. Same B.S. sales tactics. Research online and visit dealers, shows......Thousands of dollars markup. PM me if you want for more specifics. Good luck!

My M22 left water on the floor on an extremely humid day. Could not find where it came from---guess I'm not alone.......