I have a 2016 Rockwood 5th wheel. It has a nice gel-coat finish. Everything is in excellent condition. The trailer is stored in a covered bay when not in use. Over the past several years, dry camping in the mountains of Idaho we've gotten a few scrat...
I have a 2013 GMC Sierra 2500 HD diesel and a 35' 2016 Forest River Rockwood 5th wheel. I've been pulling 5th wheels since 2013 when I bought my new GMC. My ride is pretty good but do experience a little movement from the trailer when pulling. I'm pr...
I have a 2016 Rockwood 5th wheel with two Coleman Mach air conditioning units (the one in the bedroom being a heat pump). The rig also has two MaxAir exhaust fan units.Inside on the ceiling of the main part of the camper, mid way between the two air ...
I've winterized my 5th wheel multiple times and have it down to a smooth process. I'm trying to find the correct procedure to de-winterize. The part that is confusing is the isolation of the hot water tank. The winterizing process has you drain the h...
I have the typical auto changeover regulator on my 5th Wheel. You select the tank you want to draw from and it tells you when the tank is empty and then automatically starts drawing from the other tank. On the opposite side of the RV there is what lo...
My thoughts and concerns, exactly!...on all the replies. Thank you! I wasn't sure about the gel coat. Didn't know if it was special and needed special care and products. One thing I forgot to mention is; When I bought the camper new, I paid for the m...
Groover wrote:jstaffon wrote:dockmasterdave wrote:I've had air shocks in the past and will probably be adding another set soon. They are easy to adjust pressure up or down. If the pressure is low it will ride just like before, pump the pressure up an...
mich800 wrote:jstaffon wrote:Turtle n Peeps wrote:Ok, here is MHO.But, I have no idea what you mean by "movement?" Ya you're going to feel movement. You have a heavy 35' 5er in back of you. You're going to feel movement.If I were you I would start by...
Grit dog wrote:twodownzero wrote:I think you meant "damping." I don't think shocks are going to moisten his rearend.You're right Merriam (Webster).Yeah but I knew what he meant....
