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Re: Designer 35RLTS and Jayco Talk...Thanks Frank!!
petekerwien wrote: Sorry off the subject slightly, but I am trying to find the plastic handles/latches that go on the wardrobe mirror sliding doors. Can anyone help me? Thanks. Hi I got mine from Blade in Mt. Vernon call the RV dept and ask for Butch he has them in stock or can get them from the factory GL Don316Views0likes0CommentsRe: Designer 35RLTS and Jayco Talk...Thanks Frank!!
Has anybody tried to remove the huge TV from the back wall? My DVD player is starting to******out and I would love to install a new Blue Ray player via the HDMI cable but I cannot get to it? I have the ledgestone option and in the right cabinet is a o-ring attached to a wire cable, give it a sharp tug and pull the tv away from the wall. You have enough room to get to the back of the tv. Installed my blue ray today Gl Don256Views0likes0CommentsRe: Designer 35RLTS and Jayco Talk...Thanks Frank!!
oh boy wrote: and the other has the fireplace wall with no opening windows we have the Firestone fireplace ledge option with no window in the back. Really like it. Yes, it has no easy access to a coat closet and that forces me to take the coat all the way to closet in bedroom:( just returned from our first extended trip since retirement.We will catch up on things around the house and then head out again in about 6 weeks. We love this rig! Just a few items to get fixed. Love the ability to keep temp constant be it hot or cold, glad we got the thermopane windows. The amount of room over our prior unit you can't measure We also had problems with gray water lights and one gray water dump valve one is sticking and not closing all the way. i love the black water flush nice feature We had a slight dripping from the TV crank up antenna also the turn plate would not rotate the TV antenna so am going to have to get that fixed. One screw one the kitchen slide out was slightly protruding, I ran in back in and covered the head with duck tape as had limited tools and will get the dealer to look at it and check the rubber seal I figured how to get the Hi Def signal up to the bedroom I had to replace the splitter with one that could carry a higher signal We hit a bump in the road and the Stromberg 5Th wheel tailgate flew open then one of the safety cables gave way so we where dragging the tailgate between the pickup and the fiver. No damage thank goodness. We got between 12.4 and 12.9 much better than was expected. today was the first time in a car feels like I am setting on the ground LOL good luck Don206Views0likes0CommentsRe: Designer 35RLTS and Jayco Talk...Thanks Frank!!
I used to have a Big Foot on my prior class A , it was installed on a freight liner frame I think. I miss it big time: HOWEVER I used to twist that frame on that rig at times. Sometimes I would get the door so it was pinched and have a hard time opening and closing and would have to redo my leveling system for that site. I can not give you the size of the rails on that MH. If the frame is strong enough it is a great system Ask Jayco Gl Don and Penni some where on the Oregon Coast321Views0likes0CommentsRe: Designer 35RLTS and Jayco Talk...Thanks Frank!!
My Brother-in-law has a 2008 36 rlts. The dealer has tried to fix it twice and now they have agreed to replace it. I have purchased a step support to maybe help ours. I have not installed it yet. Saving that job for when we go out for maybe a month. Last time out I took the sat dish along. I bought a surveyor's tripod and am using Direct TV. Using the big dish and a SWB. I really had trouble getting the signal through the winegard wall plate ended up running a HDMI cable to the main TV and I could not get a signal to the TV in the bedroom. I am planning on getting a splitter from solid signal and will try something different next trip. Any tips anyone? Ty Next trip Oregon Coast end of May for a month gl Don and Penni338Views0likes0CommentsRe: Designer 35RLTS and Jayco Talk...Thanks Frank!!
Hi I managed to squeeze in two Interstate U2200 6 volts in the battery compartment. I took the trays out and then loaded the trays and the batteries back on the two shelves. VERY tight fit I think on the lower battery I had to bend the top shelf. It is a light metal and can be the bent back. I then toe nailed two light metal screws at an angle to hold the trays in and of course the straps have to be put in with the trays and the batteries. The top of the top battery has just enough room to rotate the battery switch. The adding of water or checking of water is going to be a pain. Can be done just be prepared for a tight fit and tilting and juggling of batteries to get them in. For such a big 5th wheel they could of given us a couple of more inches. gl Don249Views0likes0Comments
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