Long time RV'r and have dealt with the potty burp before but this time I can't figure it out. Interestingly the pipe connecting the toilet to the tank would sometimes back up implying a 'pyramid'. I would take the cleaning brush and 'push' at the wat...
Thought I would ask the collective for help.I have now had 3 lug nut wheel studs break. Rig is a 34ft, 14,400 GVWR with 16 inch 8 lug aluminum wheels, studs are 9/16"dia. Studs have broken only on the passanger side, two broke on the front and one on...
Thanks to all for the information and suggestions!!As of today (qualifier; 'today'), the burp has disappeared. Maybe messing with everything; multiple flushing, flushing the vent pipe, snaking the vent and potty, has somehow giggled something.I will ...
Agreed that it has to be the vent pipe. I'm pretty sure I got the right one but will re-evaluate today.I have used the drain busters before but not in an RV.
It does not appear that the vent pipe has moved. I went onto the roof to snake it and all looked normal.Are the vent pipes just clear pipes without any type of one way diaphragm type of valve?The toilet pipe does make two 45's but snaking the pipe di...
A lot of good replies and information provided. Glad to see you are knowledgable on weight ratings. I also think a dually will drive sooooo much better with a load, especially in wind or mountains.My truck; 2011 Dodge 3500 dually quad cab 4X4 diesel ...
I'm sure you can find them somewhere to buy but they are very easy to make. I have just used steel angle iron (found at HD or Lowes or ....). I would not replace unless there is an absolute need to. I tried eyebolts once and they just bent.The more d...
