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Re: Stuck clear sewer fitting
I had the same problem a couple of years ago and anticipate I will have it again this year. I went to an RV Repair place and talked with them about it. I was told to take a rubber mallet and tap the tabs on the clear and it should break loose. I tried it and it worked...but make sure you lightly tapand just keep going from tab to tab. I evidently tapped too hard as I broke one of the tabs off the main sewer dump and cracked another. It turned out not to be a big deal with the broken tabs, just cut off the good tabs and get a new termination fitting and glue it on over the old one. Hope someone comes up with a better idea as I will be moving in a few weeks. Paul...677Views0likes0CommentsSummer storage in Arizona
Hello: Don't know if this is the correct place for this question but here goes. We are planning to leave our 5th wheel in Arizona over the summer and am wondering what if anything is suggested for ventilation or leaving water in a bucket for moisture. How about a solar vent fan? Or just leave it alone, like we do in Minnesota. As it stands now, I can leave the bathroom vent open as it has a vent cover. I have cut 1' blue insulation board to cover all windows from the inside. I'd like to do more but don't really know what else to do. I know the sun and heat are hard on it but so is dragging it back and forth each year. Just looking for ideas or comments. Thanks. Paul...2.4KViews0likes9CommentsBottle Jacks to stabilize
I'm not sure if this is the right category but.... Our 5th wheel is on a site for the next 4 months and I would like to get rid of some of the bounce when inside. Has anyone used a (4) small bottle jacks to put under the axle spring hangers to help stabilize their camper? Will the jacks maintain a constant pressure? Is there a chance of damaging the axle by having this constant pressure? I'm not talking about lifting the camper off the ground, only enough to stop the bounce from the tires. Thanks for any advice. Paul...3.4KViews0likes15CommentsRe: Winegard Sensar Amplifier
I would take a 25' section of coax cable and connect it directly to the antenna and run it through a door or window and connect to tv. This way you can quickly tell if its the amp or the cable. My bet it is the short cable from the antenna to the mounting plate. That's all I got. Paul...473Views0likes0CommentsRe: Zvox Audio Soundbase?
We have one and like it a lot, however, they do not work will all TV's. I thought I upgraded the TV in our camper but later found out from the Company that the Zvox doesn't work with the LG tv. It doesn't have the correct input/output jacks. That's it. Paul....187Views0likes0Comments
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