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Re: Routing your own furnace vents...
SoundGuy wrote: TurnThePage wrote: I guess I'm just looking for advice or a bit of wisdom. One winter a mouse (and perhaps his family) got into the camper and apparently wintered in 2 of the 5 lengths of ducting. I discovered this when I first started up the furnace in the spring :E but thought I could simply clean them out. Not a chance, I ended up having to replace the affected ducting with brand new - that turned out to be not a difficult task at all because it was all above floor. Had this been underfloor ducting this job would have been a nightmare as I'd have had to first remove the Coroplast to get to the ducts. :M483Views0likes0CommentsRe: 1st time buyer (TT)
Well we picked up our TT a couple weeks ago. Stayed in it in the driveway. Had a reason storm and unfortunately learned a lot of water on to the bed. Found out there was a quarter sized hole in the seal. Now we found the wood was stripped where the screws for the table leg cups. First trip is a one night stay at a KOA.411Views0likes0CommentsRe: 1st time buyer (TT)
M. Brewster, from my understanding (and I may be wrong) that the UVA is marked on the TT itself once off the line and the GVWR for the trailer is how much weight our can hold. I understand batteries are not included, but I have heard to give yourself about a 500-1000 lb buffer from the UVA and your towing capacity. KerrlakeRoo, that's what I've been telling my wife. Unfortunately she likes the bunks and is more of a wants it new and now type. Oldwizard1, see above.185Views0likes0Comments
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