2006 Mandolay Valencia with 10,000 miles on her; we are second owners and have had it one month, two trips and 1700 miles. So far so good, or so we thought.One week between first and second trip, so jacks stayed UP and slides stayed IN. Ours is an Eq...
We are new to MHs and have a 36' Valencia, Cummins, Allison, Freightliner, 2 slides.I've noticed that the bottom of the large slide tends to wander up to 1.5" away from the coach after several hundred miles. The locks keep the top of the slide flus...
explorenorth wrote: My thought is that if I can get in under 120,000 km (80,000 miles) for under $55k, it will work out well. Any thoughts on that will be appreciated.Having just bought a 2006 36' DP with less than 10,000 miles, I can assure you that...
Dog Trainer wrote:Look at the weight and length and if you are in the 100 hp per 1000 lb category the 5.9 will be adequate. We have put many thousands of miles on our B5.9 12 Valve and as others have stated she is not a speed demon up the hills. On t...
Roger that, I understand. In this case the house batteries are as fully charged as if they were alternator-supplied...so let's assume that low voltage is a red herring.What signal could cause the motor to die, if that signal had to have come from t...
Y-Guy wrote:Just for giggles try running the engine and see if that helps. Shore power doesn't necessarily mean your engine battery is at full strength. We were told when we bought our Winnie to always run the engine when extending slides/jacks.OK,...
eheading wrote:One easy way to check out the voltage issue is just keep the engine on when working the slides. If you still have a problem, then it probably isn't a voltage issue.EdThanks, Ed. No, it isn't a low-voltage issue because I'm connected ...
