Class A Winnebago Adventurer Ford F-35, V-10Are all 4 Auto Leveling Jacks suppose to make contact with the ground when the motorhome is fully leveled?When leveling, the back "passenger" side Jack extends down, touches the ground and levels. Yet when ...
2012 Class A Winnebago Adventurer Ford F-53 V10: Two separate "buzzing" sounds.With the key in the ignition and before turning the key to start the motor, If the brake pedal is depressed, a buzzing sound occurs from the pedal area under the dash. Onc...
Will be parked on a private site that is about 50' away from the sewer inlet and slightly upgrade, therefore we will need to add a macerator more for it's pumping ability than anything else. After researching, it seems like it comes down to a SaniCon...
Hello again to those who answered my first post named "Foamy Water" back on 8.9.14. We thought we had resolved the "foamy water" problems yet no, now they are back. On the 8th, we had foamy water coming from all the faucets. Not only foamy, yet effer...
Now and then we experience foam in the water in all the fresh water faucets. We discovered why (in our instance) and wanted to share with the forum. Many posts regarding this occur when de-winterizing. We are not sure that anti-freeze causes this and...
dougrainer wrote:Lets make something clear on this thread.1. Silicone is NOT used to lube the jack rods. It is used to PROTECT the rods from exposure when left exposed for long times2. The Auto system should have all 4 jacks on the ground. Below fro...
rekoj71 wrote:I've had this happen but usually when the site was not level side to side one of the rear jacks might not feel the need to touch. I usually just switched to manual to force the jack to extend. I also had this happen when I was on a site...
Stefonius wrote:Adventurer Buck wrote:MaverickBBD wrote:Can't stabilize if they are not touching the ground.3 of the 4 jacks are solid on the ground. The side/end that is not is being supported by a Jack, has the tire for support. A couple of years ...
Chris Bryant wrote:Adventurer Buck wrote:...Going to silicone the hydraulic arm when extended to assure lubrication is not the issue since it's been stored since last Fall. Other than that, all appears to be working as designed.Don't use silicone- pe...
