Recent content by gotago2

Looks great.  Apply some UV protection like 303 and it should look like new for a long  time.

Check the fluid reservoir .  Use atf to fill it.

I went to tractor supply a purchased a barn stall mat. Rubber, 4?x6? x ?? for around $40.00.  Cut it up into various sizes 12?x?s to use under level pads and wheels, stack if needed.  Very easy to clean.  Place ?? hole in one corner and used awning hook to place a retrieve them.

Thank you 99Win.  I always wondered this since a lot of RV travel at slower speeds around campgrounds and hometowns and general driving through cities unless on freeways.

What speed must you be traveling before the beads take effect?  I can see highway speed would spread the beads to balance tires but around town doing stop and go I wonder........

Do you have an inverter?  If so, check it and you may need to reset the GFI on the inverter.

Gary, thanks.

Gary is that the hitching post?  I had them install one over two years ago when I purchased a tow package from them.

Thanks Robin.  I"ll discuss this with my better half and see if she would like to try fleece.  Maybe if she surged the edges it would give it firmness on the edge and hold better.

Looks great.  Would it work as a dash mat?  Would you have to finish the edges and would it stay put?

Thanks Gary.  I extended the intake hose about 30" to the corner behind the wall in front of the passenger side taking it away from the direct flow of water coming through the hood area.  I am also thinking of replacing the filter with a K&N type filter to compensate for the loner intake hose. ...

Thanks John.  From what I read the old problem was with cone shape filter boxes and filters.  Mine is rectangular.  It has been suggested I put in an elbow and extend the intake 18-24 inches so I guess I"ll be experimenting.

I have a 2011 Itasca Sunstar (F53 chassi,) that has a 2? space in the front grill that lines up with the air filter intake. If caught in a heavy rain at highway speeds it sucks in rain water, enough where there is water in the bottom of the filter box and the filter is soaked. 2 questions: 1-...

Have you tried lubricating all contact points with a dry lubricant such as silicone?  This may help it slide into place easier.

Last year, a friend of mine stayed on the back side of the daytime parking lot for $10 a night.  You may want to check and see if they will allow that again this year.