Recent content by penman39

Sorry Ray, but it doesn’t. I have a W22 chassis. Thanks for the reply

Yes, the previous owner had replaced the original shower door with an accordion fabric door. The water that collected in the bottom rail must have been slowly leaking for the past several years by the vanity area

I have removed the soft floor piece. The existing floor is 1/8” luan with foam and then a top layer of 5/16” for total thickness of 1 1/4”. I am gonna replace with 3/8” exterior plywood with 1/2” foam and 3/8”.

So i need to replace some damaged floor about a 2' x2' area under the vanity and back corner of my shower. I know the flooring is made of a thin wood base with foam board topped with 5/16 plywood. I want to know how the metal base/joist framework underneath is laid out. Is it a 12" square metal...

Oops my bad John. It’s been a while since I’ve posted. I thought 350 pixels was the max size for images. I get you a fastener close up soon.

Thanks for the confirmation!

I found this little blue hose line broke going to a device(vacuum solenoid?). It is mounted in the condenser box on the bottom. What is the function of that device?

The area inside the yellow is spongy.

John, I will tomorrow

The previous owner installed an accordion style shower door. I’ve always had to re-caulk that corner over the 7yrs I’ve owned the rig. A small corner of the floor has become slightly soft so I suspect it’s from shower leakage(see photo). I think my first step would be to remove the trim piece on...

I have a little twist to your idea. I have a Subaru Crosstrek toad w/manual transmission that I flat tow behind my motorhome. Could you do a driveshaft drive unit that would provide propulsion or regenerative braking to the rear axle that could be set-up via bluetooth with my phone? A system...

I use them too. I've had to repair them a few times. The magnets never slip so tie wraps have never been used. Wait for a sale and then buy 2 sets.

310 Series no dump

The right rear jack down light on the control panel does not go red when the hydraulic piston rod starts extending. Being lazy, I haven't crawled underneath to see if there is a proximity sensor or such. What causes the light to illuminate on the control panel?