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I went with the Morryde drop down mount for our CY4007. I did change the TV to a 50” instead of the 55”. The 50 just seemed to fit better, especially when using the drop down mount. The tv might be pushing the limits of the mount, but so far it has worked awesome! Oh yea, also have a Bose...

Our ‘19 CY4007 is configured the same way. Our living room thermostat is the same. I just cycle through and skip over the furnace. I guess I’ve never really thought about programming that function out of the thermostat since is so easy to just cycle past it! Now I might have to look into it...

Something like this? https://www.recpro.com/rv-rollover-sofa-bed-hinge-diy-kit-wall-mount-couch/

Thanks Dan. I was going to ask if you could, but you already handled it!

Try this manual. I haven’t messed with it in a while, but i seem to remember a limit switch on the driver side cap of the awning (you’ll have to remove the cap if I remember right).

Here is another solution to the sag. A little pricey, but looks like a quality item.

Pretty wild! You can see the channel where the supports could go. We are camping in ours right now & I can see Allen screws on the back of the extension arms (trailer side). I think if I adjusted these screws it would make the awning extend out higher (probably like yours). I think they...

Looks just like mine. I’m surprised yours doesn’t have the side support arms.

Is yours the Carefree brand? Are you sure you don’t have the arms? They are somewhat hidden in the piece that extends out & stow above the led light on the awning (if I remember right!).

The cover literally pops off. If you look at the lens (cover that snaps on the actual led light, it will most likely have a slot cut in it. You can get a small flat blade screw driver in there and gently pry it off (the way mine are anyway).

These aren’t the best pictures, but you can see what they they look like and where they go. This is on a 2019 CY4007. Awning is a Carefree brand. The side arms are stowed in the part that extends out (with the led light strip).

Back in 2016 I ordered from Simple Tire for our former toy hauler. I just checked my notes and I had them installed in April of 2016 (probably ordered in March). The date codes ranged from the 35th week of 2015 to the 48th week of 2015. My best guess is that they go through the Sailun tires...

“Difficulty getting campground reservations”. Definitely have already experienced this! Is amazing to see so many paper tags on new RV’s at some of the RV parks we go to!

Is it a Carefree of Colorado brand? If so, check this link. This is under the the Heartland “tools” section of this forum.

We love our Rvlocks! We have them on our front and back door on the CY4007. I went with the compact versions only because I like the look of it better. This is one of those accessories that we didn’t necessarily need, but now that we have it, I won’t have another RV without it.

We have an older version of the Hughes Autoformer and it does not have the surge protection. We rarely use it and bought it for one particular RV park we go to on a regular basis. After seeing this thing work, I wouldn’t be without it!

Looks nice! Let us know how it works out for you.

We have an on/off toggle switch like that on our ‘19 CY4007 and it is for the led lights on the front cap.

I understand your frustration, but you can actually still buy a brand new tv that is not “smart”. I wouldn’t consider a “dumb” tv to be older, just cheaper.

Might’ve been one of my posts in the Cyclone section. Either way I agree, it definitely makes a difference! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

We have a ‘19 CY 4007. One of our bedroom lights started flickering a while back. I took the cover off of the light and found the manufacturer (Command Electronics in ours) and model number. I sent an email to them explaining that we don’t fill time in this rig and have only camped in it “xx”...

I haven’t tried this to see if it would fit, but other manufacturer’s might make something slimmer...

Well I went out to the camper today, but my digital protractor went dead on me. I was able to lock it into position and then trace it out onto some paper. I used a regular protractor and came up with 4 degrees. I took the measurement from the landing gear mount (what the gear bolts to) and...

I just got off the phone with Heartland. Our Cyclone 4007 is not on the recall list according to the VIN number. He explained that some of the units had the front landing legs installed straight up instead of on a slight angle. The units with the front jacks installed "straight up" are the...

Yes, I think we would all like to see pictures when convenient. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Very nice setup! How does a system like that affect water pressure. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Also, Dexter has 2 different versions of the 7k axle. The difference is between the wall thickness. I can’t remember what the actual measurements are, but one is thinner than the other, and the thicker of the two I believe is the same axle thickness as the 8k axles. I know you’re discussing...

The Microair is probably the better bet; however, Dometic does make a Bluetooth version of the thermostats you are looking to replace. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Re: Cyclone 4007 mid. Insulated waterline under rear toilet When it’s cold, we usually prop the aft toilet door open just a bit. It got down into the teens in Alpine, TX a few weeks back (along with a foot of snow if you can believe that!) and we never had a problem with any lines freezing...

Looks good! Those chairs can be cumbersome! I have one of those collapsible ladders up front and need to do something similar. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The one line with a valve on the left side should be the drain for the fresh water tanks. The 2 lines (1 red & 1 blue) on the right side with valves are your hot & cold low point drain lines. On ours, we have all of this just as described, but also have the two additional clear lines with...

Have you looked at eBay? I found one on eBay. It says it’s white, but same exact one you are talking about. Only one on eBay and last one they have for sale. Better jump on it! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

We have a ‘19 CY 4007 and the fresh water tanks have two overflow hoses that are on the left (drivers side). They are pretty close to almost being directly under the UDC (but inside the frame rail). These hoses are clear with a white braid and different from the red & blue low drain point...

Valve stems in my ‘19 Cy 4007 are .453 for what it’s worth. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No problem! Glad you found them. Mine had a bunch of loose connections as well. I agree that the splitters would've been nice in the UDC instead of some random place!

We have the CY4007 and my wife is 5ft. We added a step that stays in place and sits in between the U shaped kitchen in the 4007. I don’t know if I have a picture of it in the camper, but I’ll look. Also, I’ll see if I can post a link. This step has helped tremendously. Can she reach to the...

I tried something like this a few years ago with my ‘14 Ram truck. I think it’s pretty much the same thing you have, just a different name brand. Plugged inline with the injector harnesses. I had numerous problems with it. At first, I thought it was just the truck. At the time, my truck was...

Re: Heartland is recalling 2019-2021 Cyclone & 2020-2012 Bighorn trailers Thanks for the heads up. If I hear anything, I’ll post it in this thread. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Glad you found the problem! Since the fueling station sits at the back of the rig in an open compartment, I would also suggest a cap for the fuel nozzle. Ours didn’t have a cap (I think some might), so I just found a plastic cap I had laying around. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Very nice and clean! Looks like everything fit snuggly.