Just took delivery of a brand new Cougar 33SAB travel trailer. For some reason the furnace will not heat the inside of the unit to more than about 58-60 degrees... its been about 25 degrees overnight.This is my third camper and I've always been abl...
Just traded out of a Laredo 5th wheel that I had finally gotten set up well for winter boondocking in the Rocky Mountains. Had it down to -15 degrees overnight a few times had had no issues with freezing lines or tanks.The new unit is a '16 Cougar 3...
One final question for you fine folks... during all of this I noticed that the rear panel on my furnace (where the three main ducts come off of) is a bit crooked and there is quite a bit of heat escaping around the edges of it. Would it be worth my...
Thanks for all the great advice and suggestions, everyone!!!I picked up a limit switch and swapped it out. Also changed all the floor registers to a design that is less restrictive than the originals, and then plumbed in an additional duct off of th...
Old-Biscuit wrote:Do you get roughly same air flow out ot all the ducts?Crushed flex ducting?Anything surrounding furnace that would restrict air return flow?Same air flow from all ducts - and its strong flow compared to my previous two campers. The...
myredracer wrote:Can't find furnace specs for that model. What does whatever info you have say it should be? Never, ever trust what an RV dealer tells you.I called Keystone and was told the 20k btu furnace is what this unit is supposed to have. St...
So I pulled the rear panel off the unit -- its an SF-20FQ... which pisses me off because I specifically asked two different people at the dealership and was told it had a 30,000 btu furnace. Anyway, this is a 37' long camper with 3 slides -- is th...
