Have a chance to buy a 2002 Holiday Rambler Aluma-Lite 33SKT REAL CHEAP. The camper surely needs new tires but also has a broken window. Supposed to be a small window and I have never repaired a window. Also has a slide that has to be cranked in a...
2002 Keystone Cougar 278EFS (5th wheel) - about 28' long. I serviced the A/C this spring before it got hot. It has now got HOT. I have a 13.5K BTU original Dometic ducted with thermostat. If I camp in direct sunlight, the RV insides can get up to...
I know most don't care if there monitor panel readings work or note. My monitor panel appears to work just fine for the two gray water tanks, fresh water tank, water heater and water pump. The only issue is the black water lights are all kit. I clea...
Have been getting ready to pull the trigger on some Home Depot Allure flooring to replace old carpet. The flooring has stick-strips on the edge and looks very easy to install... BUTWhen I went to one of the product pages and looked at customer questi...
I am a newb to RVs and trailers in general and my backup skills are minimal at best. I would also like to see behind me going down the road. I think a wired backup camera system would likely be the right answer. The trailer is a Sunnybrook Harmony...
I own an old 5th wheel (2002 Cougar 27' long) and have one 15K BTU A/C. It is pretty new and replaced the original 13.5K btu unit. Some of the things we have done are to tint the windows so 90 percent of UVs are blocked. On our camper, the ends of ...
Inside your door jamb is a yellow sticker that will say "The combined weight of occupants and cargo should never exceed .... lbs." What does your sticker say. The fiver you are looking at will be about 11K lbs loaded for camping and normal real wor...
theoldwizard1 wrote:You need to assess the sub floor. If it is soft/spongy in places repairing/replacing it is a MAJOR undertaking.At that age and with poor maintenance, assume you need a completely new roof, plywood decking and all.Roof is a sheet ...
I have a 5th wheel that weighs about 10K lbs loaded and pulled it easily with my 96 F250 w/7.5L / automatic. You will have no problems as the 6.2L likely has more giddy-up than the ol' 460.
Seriously, if you really need help, OPEN THE OUTSIDE DOOR ON THE WATER HEATER and get make/model and perhaps something intelligent can be said. I know Suburban hot water heats and they have a electric heating element which operates via a thermostat ...
