My 2006 Alpenlite Cheyenne has an 11" basement where I have a small pullout storage tray and to the right is the sewer drain line. The black tank is 57"- 67" in from the rear of camper where it drains into the exit line. The gate valve is right at th...
I learned this summer that the reason my new Alpenlite came with two deep cycle batteries instead of one (like our old Lance 1150) is because electric (Atwood/ with remote control) jacks will not operate without two batteries installed in parallel. Y...
Calling all you brainiac's. I have a charging, well actually a couple of battery charging questions for you to tackle. In my Alpenlite I have two deep cycle batteries. I can charge them in the following ways,1. with camper power switch off and unplug...
My basement/bottom is not removable. The tanks (all of them) are just resting on the basement floor. There would be no way to just unscrew it without all three tanks and god only knows what else would come down with the basement floor. My floor is at...
Big Boy jacks are the biggest Atwood makes. I can get the model number if you really need it. But some of the other forum members do not have the same size jacks on there camper, thus "mine go up and down all day with out a problem" type posts. The b...
The test we ran with one of the batteries out, was with the generator on and 2nd test (with Gen. off) plugged into shore power. Jacks would not work normally without BOTH batteries installed. Which led me to believe that the jacks use battery power o...
Well here in the Phoenix area the flooding has stopped and the heat is back on, 107 tomorrow. So riding the Harley is out, and I refuse to camp with the crowds. So we will enjoy music and adult beverages out by the pool all weekend long!
You cannot get a better cover than Calmark. I have one and love it. I now have an RV garage so I have a my cover in a box in the garage. I will hang onto it just in case I ever have to move the camper the weather again.
