Hello everyone! I’m having an issue where the front panel of my dometic fridge keeps sliding down. It’s no harm to anything other than one extra layer of insulation. I tried some heavy duty double sided tape that is supposed to hold 20 lbs per whate...
Hello kind folks! I thought I’d seek the wisdom of anyone who might have some food for thought on this topic. Basic question: any thoughts from people who have owned a rear den, midbunk, and / or front living room floorplan 5th wheel? The details o...
I am starting to think about fifth wheels for our next camper. We have a 2016 F350 with the 6.7 powerstroke. It’s a shortbed too. The cargo weight is 3470. And the max towing capacity with a 5th wheel is 16,000 lbs. The total weight of our family is...
So this may seem like a silly question, but my wife and I are looking to upgrade to a F250 crew cab from a F150 Super Crew. We have a 55 lb goldendoodle and 2 kids, 10 and 6 years old. When looking at the 250s, we got the sense that there just isn'...
Hello good people! I’m looking for some suggestions on if I should do anything to kind of beef up and support the stock suspension in my truck. Here is what I am working with: I have a 2014 F150 SCrew with eco boost and the max trailering package. ...
Thank you all for the advice! I’ve started by calling Dometic. They want me to send pictures to see if it is an issue on their end or the camper manufacturer (basically said that the panels are often installed at the rv factory to match the decor, a...
BurbMan wrote:There is supposed to be a trim piece ob the bottom of the door that holds the panel in place. I would call Dometic and see if you can fix the problem right before you glue it in there permanently....because you know that once you do th...
2DHoop wrote:Hello, will you need to be able to remove this panel at any point in the future?I can’t imagine ever needing to. It’s just reall decorative - that black panel on the standard camper fridge.
amxpress wrote:We looked at the Palomino Columbus 377MB as we liked the separate room for the kids, as well as having a full size living area. The bunk area at the top of the stairs is good for smaller kids, though it would be an ideal storage area, ...
Merrykalia wrote:We have had:1. 35' travel trailer bunkhouse.2. 38' front bunkhouse fifth wheel3. 42'11" Sandpiper 372LOK (midbunk fifth wheel with a loft)We have 3 kids, a grown son and 2 daughters, aged 14 and 11. Son does his own thing, so he is ...
