Does anyone have pictures of over cab structure on their Serro Scotty Motorhome? I have rot over the drivers side, and as best I can tell, the floor structure consists of a laminated fiberglass panel, with a thin finish panel on top. I can see a 2...
I have a small 22'RV with a Magne Tek 6345 (Series 6300A) 45 Watt option Q converter. I'm about to purchase a new battery (one 27) and I've read that my charger / converter boils batteries. I'm very confused about the available upgrades, and would ...
I have a small Class C. The PO installed a new muffler, but left the old tailpipe, which needs replacement. The current tailpipe exits at the Pass rear corner, right next to the generator. With a new tailpipe going in, I was wondering if exiting b...
I'm currently installing a rear camera and two powerful led reverse lights on my Scotty fiberglass motorhome. I'm trying to install them above the rear center window, and the unit has a rear bath. I was wondering if there's an exterior conduit produ...
I am literally taking this out 5-6 trips per year, mostly dry camping. Is it safe to say that slow charging it with my car charger before a trip, and using the car alternator to juice it back up while away from home is all I need? or will that pla...
Battery was bulging and old when I bought the RV. I know this converter is prone to issues, so I'm looking for cost effective solutions, based on how I will use this RV. Perhaps leaving the battery disconnected while on shore power etc...
rvten wrote:A good muffler shop can custom make what you want.And what I want, has yet to be determined...... Maybe this should be in the tech section????? Sometimes I wonder if people actually read the posts. I'll assume that nobody here has ru...
j-d wrote:Behind wheels was fine. At first I didn't think it would clear our electric step but it went between the mudflap and the step. We tend to drag the rear once in awhile, so I wouldn't go straight out the back. I'm nobody's physicist, but I su...
j-d wrote:I don't think I'd suggest you exit the exhaust midship (forward of the wheels) on a motorhome. There are too many places in the body for exhaust to leak in as you drive.I was thinking the side, behind the rear tires, but before the generato...
