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Sounds like a loose connection. This will cause arcing, will heat up circuits and eventually the wire will burn clear or blow fuses. The loose connection will be where you are seeing this arcing.

Bill...hope it works out. I had a similar thing happen where as a RV dealership sold a camper I had paperwork on as a done deal from under me. My guess they got a better offer after they penned the contract with me. I felt the same as you. Was like pulling teeth to get my down payment back...

and wet cell batteries should only be deleted to around 50% capacity.

Jump in with both feet! You can always change your mind and most likely will. As has been said, your truck will only handle the smaller TT's which leaves adventure wide open. Bigger isn't always better. Point being ...welcome to RVing. Get ya some!

Dually all the way. Stability and payload.

You may want to consider forest campgrounds. Most have water, but not power. If your grandson is looking for camping then these are serious camping. Seedhouse campground outside of Steamboat Springs is nestled right up against My. Zirkel wilderness and is breathtaking. Steamboat lake campground...

Wisdom usually comes from experience. Utilize what these fine folks are telling you. Rent 1 first. Try it out. Go to many RV shows and take in the experience. Your options are many. I know your terribly excited to get into RVing, but use just a bit of caution. Myself, I've bought 2 brand new...

We are debating same thing as you. Similar situation as we have both class A and TT. Our issue is our dogs are large. Back seat of our CC dually is a no go. We have been debating on class C or finding a 1 ton van for towing TT. We may just end up keeping our smaller class A. The towing spec on...

Vinyl sewer hoses and freezing temps = cracks period. Great material when warm, but very brittle when cold. I'm not surprised with snow and 20's you found them cracked. As Gary suggested, a higher quality hose may withstand these cold temps better.

Try checking fuses on control module.

Arch, Interesting. I've never seen a RV with 110VAC lights that were not plugged into electrical outlets. You learn something new everyday.

I pulled a Rockwood 36 footer with a Ram 2500 diesel for over 4 years. A standard weight distribution hitch and a sway bar. Absolutely no issues at all. Worked like a dream.

Oh the joys of HOA Campgrounds. Me, I just refuse to participate.

We, like most folks are just hunkering down. Out in the boonies doing the boondocking thing. Only trips to civilization are for food, water and gas for genny. Really have no desire to travel at this time.

Like Larry said...there is another KOA just down the road. In my opinion a nicer,easier to access one. Sorry I didn't know you were headed this way or I could have told you to go another 20 miles. Enjoy your stay. Pueblo is quite interesting. If you like old school architecture, and old west...