Hello all,Today at our seasonal site, my wife arrived several hours before me and turned things on as we usually do. When we leave for the weekend, we turn the water off and release the pressure in the lines, etc. So today she arrives, turns on the w...
Hi all... We are fairly new to the RV world and love it. We purchased a Coachmen TT last year 230BH and kept small due to the TV we had at the time. We have since traded in the TV and have a Ford F150 EB with the max tow. We are wrapping up a cros...
Hello all, We are zeroing in on our new TV - we've decided on an F150 SCREW... previously looking at a Suburban but the GVWR was too low on the 1500 and the 2500 was out of our range.I've researched the differences in the max tow package and standard...
I pulled the underbelly down today on the back half. It was messy and wet and was able to see what happened. The black tank did in fact rupture at the top flange seal across the entire top front of the tank. I wasnt able to get pictures, but it's def...
Well, I wasn't thee, so I'm going by what I was told. Perhaps it was just a valve or fitting, but something broke from the black tank flush and there's a leak underneath. Nothing inside the RV, though.So, carefully pull the unberbelly cover and start...
We had a Pro Series, and that uses a friction bar for sway control. It worked well enough, but when we upgraded the trailer, we upgraded the hitch to a Blue Ox. We were split between the Blue Ox, Equalizer and Reese Dual Cam. Ended up with the Blue...
We had a 23 Ft Coachman and had a rear 2" receiver fabricated to the frame on the rear. We then just used a standard 2" receiver bike rack. Worked great and never worried about losing them. There are some clamp on models that clamp to the frame... no...
bud121156 wrote:We have a Freedom Express 230BH model. Sticker says 4200 lbs. Dual axle. No slide. That's a great camper! This was our first and it served us well for about 12,000 miles. We just upgraded this year to have more room, but it was...
