Does anyone know what usually goes on the converter section of these? or how to fix it?I'm aware I can order a new one, but seems like a waste having to chuck the old one in the trash.I've already tested it to progressive dynamics troubleshooting and...
Anyone used this on their truck camper? http://www.gardner-gibson.com/linedetails.aspx?id=87Looking to redo my roof with... something... Primary stuff in my area is henry's and black jack brands. This stuff looks good, and some favorable reviews on t...
My take on the camper platform + Load guides. I actually don't even need any "guides" to help me load. The little angled 2x2's really just give me a decent visual cue when backing up, and help to keep the platform centered in the truck. My camper has...
Anyone in the PNW know of a good place to have a propane tank recertified? or a new valve replaced? I got an old tank with an old valve and a bit of propane in it, but it's the old valve you can't refill I think. I was told by one of the RV shops I c...
I haven't seen a thread discussing this, but admittedly only done a fairly basic search. Hopefully this isn't too big a can of worms like the other thread, but, how does towing and payload come into play when doing both? IE if you have a truck with a...
wa8yxm wrote:How old is it and how far are you from Marshall Michigan. IF the age in years is still a single digit they may be willing to fix it. I walked in with a 12.5 year old a few years back and walked out with a Factory Refurb. they did not eve...
KJINTF wrote:Converters are actually very easy to repair any competent repair shop should be able to get if fixed up for less than $30. Typically the repair parts are < $5.00. Drill the rivets out and take a look insideThanks, i'll have to look aroun...
Old-Biscuit wrote:What voltage are you getting ....over-voltage?**Testing of converter DC Output must be done with Reverse Polarity Fuses removed and 120VAC Power ONYeah, I tested it exactly as PD says you need to. As I recall, I was seeing 24 volts ...
wintersun wrote:A lot more prep work for your roof to get it ready for Eternabond (which also requires use of a special cleaner).That's not true, it's not required, only on certain surfaces and\or conditions.But, to your point about doing it anyways ...
silversand wrote:Why not order the Eternabond directly from the manufacturer? This will avoid any chance of the stuff being a Chinese knock-off, or being stale-dated.Well, that's what i'll be doing now, but It's amazon.com not "stupidripyouoffakervsi...
