Hi There Quick question for the exerts:I have a 2014 Coachmen Clipper - Unsure exactly what hot water heater I have. It's definitely a 6 gallon propane unit. Anyway, I winterized my water system (including hot water tank drainage) a couple of months...
Hello everybodyLong time lurker, first time poster here.My name is Brett, and my wife and two daughters (aged 4 and 1) are super excited to announce that we have just purchased our first travel trailer. We have signed on the dotted line and the unit ...
352 wrote:If you already have hot water why in the world would you even need a water heater???????Lol :S I re-read my post several times like an idiot trying to understand your question before it came to me.
It's for sure a propane only heater so no electric element to burn out. I'm going to look for that switch at the tank. Thanks for the suggestion. Keeping my fingers crossed until next season when I (attempt) to fire it up for the first time. Brett
Not sure how long you had eyes on this guy, but I usually disconnect my WDH bars at the entrance to the campground as I am not a big fan of backing into the campsite with them connected. You are probably correct about an overload situation, though.
danimal53 wrote:got some hard numbers of my own. very short ride, I'll see better after the upcoming 1,000mi trip. TT: 2016 Coachmen Clipper 17bhTV: 2010 Jeep Liberty 4x4, 3.7L gas engine (21mpg highway not towing)Most of the drive I had overdrive...
ryanw821 wrote:KFCCaravan wrote:I don't have my owners manual handy but a quick google seems to indicate the WK2 Grand Cherokees have a trailer frontal area limitation of 55 sq-ft - not 32. The Travel Lite i18 seems like it would have a frontal area ...
