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I’ve had the TST system for a couple years and it’s saved the side of my camper a couple times already. Only issue I’ve had is they will crack rubber valve stems over time so I use the metal valve stems. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

It shouldn’t be an issue for your axles. The bigger concern would be your tires sitting in the same spot for an extended period of time with or without the bike in the back. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

If you were hooked up to your truck with the engine running you might see as much as 14.2v. 13.6v should not be too high for the switch. Think you might have found a technician who isn’t really a technician. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Provider is a China made tire distributed by Taskmaster. I have Provider tires on my 32' gooseneck equipment trailer and also on the Cyclone. I've run Taskmaster tires for years with no complaints until the last set that I bought and put on the Cyclone. Out of the original 6 tires I only have 1...

What year is the 4500? Engine? Transmission? My 2013 Chevy HD3500 duramax has an 18000 tow limit for bumper pulls and 30000 with a fifth wheel or gooseneck setup. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Make sure you look closely at your side walls to make sure the water is not is not running down on the inside and f the filon and getting to your floors. I completely rebuilt 2 of my slides because of this problem. What I found on mine was the window opening was to big for the window used during...

Parkland Plastics claim that their doors are waterproof is a crock. They are also not a friendly bunch to do business with either. My floors rotted out on my Cyclone so I started searching for floors and thought I would give Parkland a try based on their advertising hype. When I called they...

My Jensen tv was doing that as well. In my case it was the tv that was bad and cost more to fix then it was worth so I just replaced it. The first issue I had with it was it would turn on all by itself, usually in the middle of the night. Jensen sent me a software update that fixed that problem...

Not a big surprise. We bought this thing thinking we wouldn't have to work on it for a couple years. It lasted one year and all I've done is work on it. The slide floor in the pictures had rot and it was filled in with putty and painted black to match the rest of the floor. They did a good job...

Here are a couple pictures. And no I bought it from a Heartland dealer when it was 4 years old Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Do you have filon siding? It depends on what caused the bulge but in some cases you can drill some holes, inject epoxy and put pressure on it until it sets. Then you would have to fill in the holes with epoxy and micro balloons or filler, sand it smooth and finish it off with Gel-coat. I've cut...

Hi Dave That's what the customer service guy said. So that means my slide floor was installed upside down. Not surprised I guess. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just added some pictures. - - - Updated - - - This is the picture customer service sent me.

I'm looking for someone who owns a 3914 that can answer a question for me. I need to know if the bevel faces up or down on the off door slide floor, the one with the couch. I ordered a new slide floor for my 3914 and it came with the beveled side of the floor coated and the non beveled side is...

Re: Interior Panel bowing out I had a panel in my Cyclone that bowed out. I used a yard stick on the floor at the base of the panel as a gauge to run the blade on and a Dremel multi tool to trim the bottom of the panel. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk