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Re: 08 Rockwood Roo Hot Water Heater Question.....
Thanks everyone. I ended up bringing it home a couple weekends ago and going through somethings. I got the anode out with the socket. It was hard to break loose, but I got it. And, as I expected, it was eaten completely down to the little center rod. So, a couple clicks on Amazon and I had a new one 2 days later for $9 (free shipping) :) Thanks AMAZON PRIME! ;)422Views0likes0CommentsRe: post pictures of your HTT
Yeah, the white interior is what drew us to it. It definitely makes it look bigger inside. And, the previous owner found an interior paint that matches the white stick on covering perfectly, so if I ever need to fix anything or change it around, it'll blend right in. popeye59 wrote: Nice, the white interior really brightens it up and makes it look even larger inside. We have a ROO 233S with brown cabinets and darker wall covering.553Views0likes0Comments- 552Views0likes0Comments
Re: post pictures of your HTT
New member. Just picked up this 08 Rockwood Roo 232 Toy Hauler. Apparently, it's pretty rare from what I've been told. This is our first TT, but not new to camping. We got it right before Xmas and have been trying to take it out to get familiarized with it, but it keeps either getting really cold here or raining :/ Hopefully, soon we'll be able to play with it a little.552Views0likes0Comments08 Rockwood Roo Hot Water Heater Question.....
Ok guys, those of you that have Roos; I just got ours and was told you should drain the water heater during winter, so I took a look at it, but I'm not sure what plug is the drain. I don't know if the previous owner has ever done this, so with possible 20 degree weather hitting us this weekend, I figured this would be a good idea. Anyone know what plug it is? I assume its the big rusty one at the bottom middle? https://www.dropbox.com/s/7xsuymxfvv7rfn5/Photo%20Jan%2005%2C%205%2008%2044%20PM.jpg?dl=03.7KViews0likes7CommentsRe: Show your mods!!
My wife just showed me where somebody made PVC tubes mounted under their trailer with screw on endcaps to hold their outside floor mat and fishing poles. I'm going to be doing that to mine. I think they used 6-8" pipe. Mr.Usa wrote: Was trying to figure out a mod to store some fishing poles but they fit real nice behind the (slideout) couch, No mod needed :)1.2KViews0likes0Comments
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