I have a 23' Class C that has a typical small swivel chair located above the propane tank. The nuts that connect the pedestal to the floor are accessible but of course the bolts that come up from under the floor are not captive and just rotate when ...
I have a Ford E350 based Tioga motorhome with a 460 EFI.3 months ago I drained the fuel tank because the rig had sat for a year and it looked like it was going to sit another 6 months. It was a fairly simple matter to disconnect the fuel filler inle...
I have 1991 Class C with a Dometic Silhouette S1621 fridge. When plugged in the fridge is perfect. On Propane, it still works well, but not as well as on electric.I believe the fridge was replaced around 2003, but it could be original. Everything ...
My 89 Montara class C has one house battery and one chassis battery tied together by a continuous duty solenoid that is manually activated by a toggle switch. The solenoid was originally activated by turning the key to the "run" position, but I chan...
I have a recently purchased '91 Tioga Class C. On a couple of occasions we have driven it over a rough gravel road and after stopping we find a fair amount of very tiny rusty ferrous metal flakes that are coming from a seam between two of the ceilin...
I've tried every brand going back about 20 years and Eneloops are my favorite. If you get them from Amazon just be sure they are shipped and sold by Amazon and not a third party, that way you are unlikely to get counterfeits. I have at least 50 of ...
Thanks for all the great suggestions. I ended up doing what DougE suggested and figured when the bolts dropped into the sub floor I could squirt some expanding foam down there to trap the bolts and keep them from banging around. Turns out, there is...
hedgehopper wrote:That's the same one we have been using. How do you tell when the batteries in the sensor go dead?I use the same one. I have Eneloop rechargeable batteries in them and I just replace them with freshly charged ones once a year.
Thanks for all the replies. I have tried banging on the bottom of the tank, I'll see if I can get something in the gap to physically "persuade" the sender mounting plate. The Seafoam is a great idea, I haven't tried that yet.I may just run it this ...
Wildtoad, he's trying to mitigate the horrific air quality those of us in the west have been under for the last week. Wopachop, if I was out in the RV in this mess I would do the same thing. I would just go by the sound of the motor - if it's boggi...
