I am in the process of purchasing a new 5th wheel and the dealer asked me if I would like to have the Maxxgard product applied to either the exterior, interior, or both. I have never heard of it and was wondering if anyone here has used a product lik...
I have a ford f-350 that has a gooseneck hitch in the bed (hideagoose) and I am considering buying the Bulldog 9481 5th wheel hitch adapter to use hauling a 5th wheel but wanted to know if anyone has used the adapter and had any experience using it. ...
I have a RV that has the typical bad windows produced by SE-GI and am trying to determine a course of action regarding their replacement. Has anyone used Acrylic or Lexan to replace the existing side windows in their RV? I heard about this somewhere ...
I have a 1998 Pinnacle with a Norcold model 9100 fridge. For some reason I can turn it on to automatic and let it run and it starts to cool. After a while I come back out to the RV and there are no lights on the control. I push the power button again...
I am curious if anyone has used a flat Acrylic sheet in place of a skylight. I have a situation where I got a new to me RV that has some damage around one end of the skylight due to water intrusion and a friends suggested that since many skylights ar...
Not sure why this went off the deep end of gooseneck adapters versus 5th wheel adapters as I simply specified a specific adapter that is a gooseneck to 5th wheel adapter that is in the bed of the truck. No one said it would void a warranty on the new...
Just thought I would provide an update to the 5th wheel hitch adapter since I started this thread and see a lot of comments both pro and con. The hitch adapter Bulldog 9481 seems to be well built and thought out. Obviously you have to take into consi...
Thanks all for the answers and concerns. I have decided to go with the bulldog adapter because it seems capable of doing the job and sits in the truck and not on the trailer. I did look at the B&W as well but price wise the bulldog seems fit for the ...
I want to thank everyone for the help. I did opt to cut the roof rubber and peel it back. I had to remove a section of old wood roofing and to firm up the whole area I ran a 16 gauge sheet metal to help secure the new wood. The wood is in and screwed...
robatthelake wrote:I would attempt repairing what You already have.the Rubber Roof material will peel back quite a way and can be cut and re glued where necessary. Eternabond Tape plus a generous glob of Dicor sealant will easily cover any visible ...
