Recent content by Wclement1248

We frequently use Blue Beacon.  It's about $45 for our 40ft fifth wheel.  Location lookup is available on their website

My KZ has two brackets in the front that are designed to keep the unit from tipping.  The installation manual says these brackets should be used ror all installations

We have saved over $500 this year alone. Sometimes it works and sometimes we do something else.

One vote for 4x2. I tow a fifth wheel (14,000lbs) with a 4x2 F250. I like having the extra capacity and have not needed 4x4.  I have owned 4x4 in the past and never used it.

We have a KZStoneridge 38' rear kitchen.  So far the only problem we have had after an 8000 mile cross country trip occurred when we hit an extremely hard bump in a construction zone.  Three Corningware dishes that were nestled were broken.  We actually expected it would be worse.  DW loves the...

Thanks for all the input.  I think we will avoid 36 for sure and decide when we get a little closer to time to make a decision. 

We will be traveling the Oregon/N. Ca coast on 101 and plan to cut over to I5 somewhere around Eureka.  I would appreciate suggestions on the best route. Our unit is a F250 & 36ft 5er. Thanks

Gena I have a 2013 Stoneridge.  We do not have a master switch and I can not find a single fuse that controls only those lights. I would call KZ and see if they will send you a wiring diagram.

We are currently in the middle of a trip from Galveston to Bellingham in our Stoneridge 36RK.  We have been on pavement, asphalt and rough gravel roads.  So far, no damage or evidence of bouncing around. I too heard stories of problems, but we haven't any problems so far.

Ours were in a compartment with the front panel screwed shut.  I would not have found it without help from the manufacturer.  I agree that there are valves somewhere. 

We will be taking the same trip starting June 1. Our final destination is Bellingham, WA Our plan is to take I-10 across Texas traveling about 200 miles +or- a day..  First stop is LaGrange.  Second stop is Kerrville. Third stop is Ft. Stockton.  After that you should be good to about Deming and...

We use Sygic and have not had a problem when we are out of cell service..  Maps are resident in the phone and do not take up much room.  I only download the ones I need.  Just dont forget to download new ones as you move around the country

I agree.  I have had great success with AVF Free. 

I dont have a suggestion an a compground, but do on the idea of boondocking.  Our first trip was to a state park in Huntsville.  We used the site, but did not hookup the first night.  That way we were able experience living off the grid with a safety net.  Have fun on your trip

Try running an extension chord from outside the RV to the refrigerator.  If it works, then bad wiring.  If not, bad refer.