Recent content by Sawbob

I've always thought that if you were running off your rigs propane, that it was already regulated, and you needed a straight hose to your appliance. Maybe that's the problem.

I though I was improving on what this guy is doing. www.rvgeneratorbox.com

I just looked and I could fit a 650cfm fan in there. it would draw about 115 watts and I would think just one fan at the intake side would be enough for cooling both, and pushing the exhaust out.

I just bought 2-2250 Wen generators that I plan to run in parallel. Last night the wife asked if we were going to carry them on the rack on the back of the trailer, I said no, probably the truck bed. Then I got to thinking that I have a toolbox from my old truck that could bolt down to the rack...

We had a 2016 2175 Wilderness, and the panel was on the side of the entertainment center. Fuses should be right there with your breakers.

I live in Marysville.... we do get snow, but it doesn't last long. There is a new RV park called Emerald Springs just north of Marysville by Smokey Point. Its on 51st ave ne and about 165th. Their site says you can have two dogs with a combined weight of 75lbs.

You can get two 1600 watt Yamahas at Costco for 499.00 apiece, they come with the parallel connector.

Thanks for the replies. I have a welder, so I thought just running a bead up each side would do the trick, and be most cost effective for me. The only downside would be if I wanted to move up to a class 5, which I don't plan on doing, and if I do, well I have a torch too! I was just wondering if...

I'm getting tired of the slop in my Silverado 2500 hitch. Is it common practice just to weld the adapter into the hitch? I know they make shims and other things to tighten them up, but looking for easy and cheap solution. TIA Bob

Thanks, found a local company to do it.

Does anyone here know of a good company that they can recommend for getting a shelter installed? We're up here in Washington state and need something to keep the leaves and needles off of the trailer while it's sitting during the winter. I contacted 3 companies by e-mail yesterday, and haven't...

Used bleach to sanitize, then dumped the tank and lines. Added 1/2 cup of baking soda to the 50 gal tank, then ran that into the lines just to get rid of the bleach taste and smell. I'll let that set until tomorrow, then empty everything. Should be good to go after that. kbdgoat put a link in...

Yes it was full. It took about 15 to 20 minutes to empty using the pump. Now it's full again with a baking soda solution in it, which I'll drain out tomorrow. The underside of our trailer is enclosed, so I wasn't able to access the bottom of the tank. Thanks, Bob

I just turned on the water pump and pumped it out the low point drain. It's a used TT and the dealership doesn't carry this brand, and from just dealing with them it would take them 15 phone calls to find the right answer.Ha Ha

Got it. Thanks