This is for all you guru's out there, and you know who you are.We pulled our 5-wheel from Washington State to Michigan to relocate. By the way, we had no problems what-so-ever. Once we got here to Michigan, we realized our A/C wasn't working. The ...
Hi all. Been lurking for awhile and posting once in a while. I have a 1997 Forest River "Sierra" 36' fifth wheel. On the inside wall of the bathroom, just inside the door, is a switch that I cannot, for the life of me, figure out what it is for.Th...
We bought our current 5th wheel about a year and a half ago, and one of the things that we had to "fix" was the awning. It is 21' long and the tube was badly bowed and the fabric was in pretty bad shape, although with no tears or holes. I am sure t...
My first attempt at putting a link in a post.copy and paste this https://www.amazon.com/Dometic-3313192-000-White-Single-Thermostat/dp/B00C9OEZK6/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1471458135&sr=1-1&keywords=rv+thermostat
Maybe I wasn't clear in the original post. My fault.Our old thermostat was analog. It had a separate switch for fan operation (On and Auto) and another switch for Heat/Off/Cool, with a third switch to control fan speed (High and Low). The old therm...
That's just it. According to the operating instructions, when I set the fan on Low or High, the fan is supposed to run continually. It isn't.And, if we leave the A/C on while we are gone, it will shut off and never come back on again, until I run t...
Because of the length of my awning, I have four of them awning bows. I really like them, but I also added four awning "deflappers", two on each side of the awning. It seems like my awning is pretty tight and will put up with quite a bit of wind.
I used to park my car under a pine tree and got lots of sap drops on the top of the car. What I used to get rid of it was butter. Smear a bit of butter on each drop and then rub until it was gone. Then a good wash got rid of the butter that was le...
