I recently purchased a 2000 Winnebago Adventurer 35u and it does not exhaust the cooking steam outside like our camper did. This one has a Sharp R-1850 convection/microwave above the stove and all the fan does is blow the fumes right back onto our h...
Done! I ordered an outside flapper vent and installed it today. I took down that huge and heavy microwave and turned around the fan to exhaust outside. The mounting bracket was still attached to the wall and it made the perfect template for marking ...
Thanks for the suggestion. I tried my stud finder on those walls and it looks like there's a beam right in the middle of my potential cutout. I'm going to make a shallow cut inside to be sure what's behind there and route around anything in the way w...
I hadn't thought about leaving a potential wall stud in place and routing the exhaust on either side of it. Sounds like a great suggestion. I wouldn't think it would hinder much air flow, and besides anything is an improvement over gunking up the mot...
Yeah, I thought it was pretty dumb to just circulate the steam that way. There is no outside cooking exhaust vent on this RV. I thought maybe there was some hidden vent that I just hadn't found but they simply didn't build these RVs with them. The Sh...
Unfortunately, my camper came with 14" wheels and LT tires for it are scarce to none. I thought about buying new 15" wheels, but that is yet another expense on a limited budget. I just ordered 4 new Maxxis tires with a higher load rating. Hopefully t...
