I'm going to move the spare tire from the rear bumper to under the front compartment on my new fiver. Already ordered the Lippert tire lift. But I need help with the mount. As I recall on a previous rig there were two steel tubes, probably 1.5" x ...
Just picked up the new fiver, 1800 miles in 5 days. Telluride 292RLS, 3 slides, lots of good features, bells and whistles. Definitely the best fit and finish unit I've had in 18 yrs.
I will be traveling I-35 thru Kansas City. Which is the better route? Stay on I-35 or take I-335 to I-70. Both are the same distance. Seems like I-35 is the easier path, but my trip software can't decide, it keeps flipping back and forth.
My DirecTV setup worked fine 10 days ago. But moved to a new campsite and on Sunday I set the system up again. I'm using an 18" round manual dish and signal meter to locate the 101 sat. I got plenty of signal strength on the meter, but nothing on ...
The springs on my TH are too strong. I plan on taking it to the dealer, but I'm trying to learn all I can in preparation. Anyway, when I open the ramp, it will not drop all the way to the ground. The coil springs are so strong, the door will balan...
If a defective breakaway switch was applying voltage to the brakes with the pin in place, then you would have full voltage to the brakes (or at least 3 of them in your case) and several other things would have happened in 13k miles towing. You would...
laknox wrote:I'm still a bit confused about the grey tank not draining as fast as the black. I'm going to contact KZ about the location of the air admittance valve, since it's not under the lav sink, where most are found. Has me wondering if it's s...
Totally normal, with under floor mechanism it is the only way to keep pressure on the upper slide seal to keep it weather tight in normal use. If you look at the movie 'RV' with Robin Williams, when he makes the fast right hand turn at the beginning...
You don't need a slider if you can remember to pay attention. But as already stated some of that depends on the variables. Bed length is not an issue. Cab-to-axle (CA) distance is , GM is the longest, Ford just a little less and Ram is the shortes...
My wife had ALS and passed away in August. But I did a lot of research and modifications to cover her needs. First was the toy hauler, but one that had the bathroom next to the garage so she wouldn't have to climb steps to the upper level. Second,...
