All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsWinnobago horror in the hiding spots . wires.If you have any 90s winnobago you really need to take the time and look in cabinet behind the power125v and 12v contol panel I was looking at wiring for furnace and spotted 2 125v wires pinched super tight against the steel of control panel back and the 1/2 plywood that holds the furnance. I was horrified. I need to un screw the main panel to slide it out a bit and check wires and make clearance for the 2 wires . Huge job . It's all original in there straight from the factory in 1992. Has others spotted stuff like this ? I have pictures of it there in there dam tight to point the 1/2 plywoods flexing . How I know it's original is neather the control panel or furnance wasnever beenremoved. It's a model 27RC rear bath. It's hard to see I stuck cellphone cam up there and snapped picture to make it out. Itasca55Re: 1994 winnobago Brave 33RQMy 1992 27RC has 7.50 -16 and Manuel parking brake foot peddle on left side. I put a set of custom 3990 lb super springs $400 in front and got rid of front Air bags. Thing rides like a car. I was able to put them in myself . But works so good I would hate to trade. 0nly has 47000 miles on it. Itasca.Re: 1994 winnobago Brave 33RQThanks for the insite on the model . Not a fan of auto park at all. 1994 still have 16 inch wheels or did they go bigger? On the Chevy chassis. I was shopping for a friend to try and get him in to a motorhome. And came across a 33RQ that even made me think of upgrading . Newer ones are just littered with tech issues . I'm stuck in the 90s lol . You work on them and know them . Who wants to start that all over again .lol Itasca1994 winnobago Brave 33RQIs a 1994 33RQ Brave Chevy 454 a coil front independent suspension Or is it front leaf suspension it's at the 16000 lbs weight I Ijust wonder ing the difference. I'm sure it has auto park also . I was comparing it to 27RC witch has coil spring front and no auto park. ItascaRe: eb6500 Honda. to travel trailerIt's pretty complicated the dealer is in the Twin Cities that's in Minnesota. They sell and maintain Motorhomes and Travel Trailer. And sell both Honda and cummings Onan Generators ..It's a big place . Itasca55Re: eb6500 Honda. to travel trailerJust talked to Honda generator Onan dealer it needs to be unbonded . Thanks for all your input. This trailer has no EMS .. I just ordered a 30 amp surge protector also He will be all set up correctly . Itasca55 Hope this helps out others. It was a 45 min phone call lolRe: eb6500 Honda. to travel trailer DownTheAvenue wrote: Itasca55 wrote: .he's got little kids so we want it hooked up as safe as we can Let me understand this. With the kids, then safety is a priority. Leave the kids home, and who gives a rat's a$$, throw caution to the wind and electrocute anyone who touches the trailer! What's your point ? If your such wizard awnser the dam question . Instead of carrying on aimlessly. Itasca55Re: eb6500 Honda. to travel trailerSo I get this straight .. He's got trailer that's a 30 amp .. I bought the Honda 30 amp to RV adapter to use.. and on a travel trailer it should be unbonded . So I need to do the unbonding stated in the service bulletin ?? So maked it right for this application? Running in the back of the truck hooked to trailer .. Itasca55 It's the eb6500sxa with GFI .Re: eb6500 Honda. to travel trailerAre Honda generators bond or unbond . ( is the common wired hooked to the ground? ) Itasca55 Noise doesn't matter it's only run during The day if it's hot.eb6500 Honda. to travel trailerI have a nephew that wants to use my eb6500 Honda generator in back of his truck. For trailer air conditioner My question is about grounding. Should generator be on a rubber mate in back of the truck ? Are all travel trailer unbonded like motorhomes? Should he use the 3 prong 30 amp to RV adapter. Or the 4 prong so he has GFI but only one leg ? It's the first time using the eb 6500 like this any pointers would be great ..he's got little kids so we want it hooked up as safe as we can .. thanks for any input . Itasca55
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