On our first BIG trip in the new-to-us LT Class B, I stopped on the way to the Grand Canyon to winterize as we approached cold weather. During the process, as I opened the outside short compartment door, it literally fell off in my hand. It seems t...
Westend's post above nailed it. With all other gas appliances functioning as you've stated, it'll be thermo/electrical at the furnace. There are a bunch of fail safes built in to furnaces, and sometimes they fail. No pun intended.
It looks very nice Lynn - thanks for sharing. I was leaning towards the Volcano 3, but will have to look in to this one a bit more before deciding.As an aside for those that mentioned it being somewhat spendy, I believe that is 249 Aussie dollars. ...
Handbasket wrote:Switchback & Ted66, after a _lot_ of work, sweat, money, and a few tears, I traced much of my '99/'00 Roadtrek Dodge's evil wind & curve handling to soft sidewalls on Michelin LTX tires, even in load range E.Jim H.A belated thank you...
I wish it were that easy. Ours is much different than that - the compartment door matches all other compartment doors, more like one would find on a Class A, not to mention its painted the same color as the coach is too. The one in this brochure is...
Thank you so much Veebyes! I had just gone out to look a the RV and imagined fasteners all over the compartment doors - not very pleasant to my otherwise very sharp little RV.I'll give the 3M product a try and safety wire the door on the inside via ...
