I have a Suburban water heater and near the bottom where the service door is hinged is a metal flange that seems to attach the water heater to the exterior of the trailer. This metal flange has a metal seam that runs the length of the water heater, ...
My family does exclusive dry camping because we like to get away from the crowds so I depend on on-board water storage. My first TT was a 19' 2004 Fleetwood Pioneer and it had a 50 gal. fresh water tank that was fabulous. With a tank that size we c...
I have a 2011 MVP Summit 25-BH travel trailer I recently bought. I went from a pretty tall 19' foot Fleetwood to this and learned quickly that the extra 6 feet of trailer length causes clearance issues. So I went in and had the axles flipped and fe...
I have a '13 2500 Hemi that I use to tow a 25'er that is probably 8-9K and I don't have any complaints. Like others suggested, you aren't going to win the Olympics on hills with a gasser, but if you make sure to shift down and let the trans and engi...
Here is the view under the tank:Here is the fitting on top of the tank. It is just an elbow fitting with a rubber hose, hose clamped to it:Here is the fill port and you can see there is another vent tube at the top left:Notice next to the fill port:...
eichacsj wrote:JaxDad wrote:Maybe it's just me, maybe you have a large family, BUT, 3 or 4 days on 50 gallons?Seriously?Extremely easy actually in the type of camping OP describes. We do and empty what is left for the trip home.Exactly. Now that he...
Cheers to you and your dad. My dad also got me in to RV'ing and we go a few trips together with the grandkids each year. I know the day will come when we will only have our memories to cling to so we try to make as many as possible.
