Greetings. We just picked up a 2006 Silverado dually for towing a 5th wheel that we've yet to buy. It has a virgin bed in it, so I have to buy and install a hitch. My question is for people who have had both types. Which do you prefer? I like the ide...
I have a 2005 Itasca Suncruiser 38R. I noticed that I had a leak in the supply line behind the water heater. In the process of removing the water heater, I accidentally broke some of the Styrofoam that surrounds it. I'm thinking of just going ahead a...
We recently purchased a 2005 Itasca Suncruiser 38R. The coach is in excellent condition with only 32,000 miles and we love the floor plan. One of the quirks that has popped up since we've had it involves the bedroom radio/alarm clock and the TV remot...
Hello. My wife and I are looking to purchase our first Class A RV. It's a 2000 MHC Residency 3790 that's in excellent condition with less than 25,000 miles. I'm planning on towing my old 1995 Subaru Legacy wagon when we are going to need a car, since...
After looking at it and doing some research, I'm really leaning towards the Anderson Ultimate. If it's rated for 20K, that's more than I'll likely ever be towing and I like the fact that it's easy in/easy out. Any suggestions on bed rails? I've been ...
Super_Dave wrote:Have you already dismissed the idea of a turnover ball and an Anderson Ultimate Hitch? It's been ideal for me.No, I haven't dismissed it, since I'd never heard of it. I just started looking at hitches. I'm new to the 5er market. ...
sayoung wrote:Put one of the underbed rail with turn over gooseball so you have both. Another option is just a turnover ball gooseneck & a B& W Companion that slips into the gooseneck ball shaft. I use a Curt turnover gooseneck with a Curt X-Rail t...
schlep1967 wrote:I wouldn't make a decision either way until you pick out the 5th wheel you are buying. Some 5th wheel frame manufacturers will void the warranty with the use of gooseneck adapters.Warranty most likely won't be an issue, since we're l...
Well, just to post a resolution, I've decided to go ahead and purchase a whole new unit, as suggested by Old-Biscuit. When I thought it through, by the time I replace things on the old unit, I still have a 17 year old water heater with a new tank. BT...
