I am about to take ownership of this 2004 Seabreeze LX in a couple of weeks. My retired parents bought it a couple of years ago, and have decided a motorhome is more than they want to deal with. They are selling it to me, and it needs some TLC to g...
I'm on my second travel trailer having owned one since 2008. The farthest I've ever towed it has only been about 100 miles one way. I'd like to take the family out to the Mount Rushmore area this summer. This would be about 900 miles one way, and ...
I purchased a Reese Dual Cam hitch in 2008 that was originally mounted on a Puma TT. The hitch was transferred to my 2010 Jayco in 2010, which has about 300 lbs more on the tongue.Last year, I noticed that my truck was sagging a little more than usu...
wildmanbaker wrote:You mentioned you had a leak in the driver's area. Check the front clearance lights, as they can be a source of leakage. Use the self-leveling caulk around them.Will do. Thanks!
TechWriter wrote:Here are some of my SeaBreeze docs that you might find useful:- National SeaBreeze 8431 wiring- National RV Vendors (released when National RV went Chapter 11 in 2007)- National RV 12V/120V Wiring (all systems)- National RV Plumbing ...
jerseyjim wrote:Good advice above, I can only add something regarding the lack of 110 in the bedroom outlets:I have a 2001 Dolphin which is, I think, 1 step above the Seabreeze. For whatever reason, NationalRV had the very front outlets (TV and coffe...
GREGORYJ wrote:Because its a fiberglass roof, its much easier to fix than a rubber roof. You can scrap off the old caulking with a putty knife without worrying about damaging it like a rubber roof. You can also completely clean off remaining caulking...
