I'm getting ready to winterize my Coachmen and I'm having a heck of a time bypassing the water heater. It's in the bathroom, under the counter behind an access panel beside the toilet. I can see two valves. If either valve is open, then water flow...
Now that I've had my "starter" Four Winds 23RB for a year now I've started to identify what works and what doesn't. The size is great, but the layout isn't ideal. What I would love to have is something less than 26 feet overall length that sleeps 5...
Looking at the roof of my 2000 Thor 21RB Class C, there's significant cracking in all of the caulked seams and the roof surface itself looks a little worn. I'd like to redo it in the spring but I wanted some input into the process. This is our firs...
We're RV novices with lots of questions. The issue of the day is towing with our 21' Four Winds Class C on a Chevy chassis with a 350 c.i. engine. We'd like to flat tow a car, and my wife is sort of in love with the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, but the...
Good thoughts, but these valves are both simple 1/4 turn single input, single output valves. They're not three-way valves. I'll get out there and snap a picture in a little while.
magnusfide wrote:The Phoenix Cruiser 2551 is only 5 inches over 26 feet. It has a comfortable sofa bed and twin beds so it will sleep 4 comfortably. #5 can sleep on the floor.That would be a contender if it had a bed over the cab. With a family of fo...
Jose, the process you've laid out sounds like exactly the right way to tackle this. For now though I've decided to take the "patch it up" approach instead. To fix it the way you describe I'd have to remove a plumbing vent and a roof vent that are e...
