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Hi, Did you leak ever get fixed? I noticed the same on our BigCountry.

Great info, thank you! Yes, I have a ducted system so this is exactly the troubleshooting I was looking for. Between this and the link wdk450 posted, I have enough to keep me busy this weekend.

Thanks. I did a search for “short cycling” and came up with different threads.

I have a 2018 BC 4010RD and the bedroom A/C is (what I believe) short cycling. It’ll run normally for a bit, shut off, then kick right back on within 15 seconds. I’ve checked all the vents, reset the system, cleaned the filters, set the fan to “high” instead of “Auto” but I think it’s time to...

This is exactly why I asked the question. I would be using it to mostly just top off the tires. Didn’t realize the speed for airing up on the 400 was faster than the 450, but it looks like it’s not a massive gain so either way I’d be happy with both.

Considering the 400P and the 450P are both showing $249 on Amazon right now, is there any reason NOT to get the 450P?!?

That’s exactly the one I was looking at!

Wow, good to know. The one around the corner from me didn’t seem to have a max as I was able to put 60psi in the front tires (just couldn’t reach the inside duallys). Didn’t think about other stations being fixed at 45psi; all the more reason to get the viair.

I think I just found it: Milton 684-4 - - - Updated - - - Thanks cookie, I didn’t see your reply before I posted again. The straight chuck doesn’t work that great for me because the way the tire valve is angled. I have a 2017 F-350 and others have suggested the angled chuck. That kit seems...

Anyone know off the top of their head what adapter I need inorder to use this air chuck with a standard gas station air compressor? The intent being I could pull up to any gas station air compressor and still air up my dually tires. I’m new to this, so if I’m going about this the wrong way...

Thanks everyone! As always, we were able to use a lot of information on this forum to help with the research before making the purchase. We love the Magnetic color as well and so happy we were able to get it. We almost ended up with a practically identical truck in Black, but the dealer found...

After over a year of research (and starting our full-timing adventure in our Big Country 6 months ago) we finally added the TV to the equation. I picked up our 2017 F-350 Lariat 6.7L Deisel DRW CC 3.55 Axel on Tuesday and couldn’t be more excited. I have a long list of mods planned, but first...

F-350 Tow Rating Same for 3.55 & 4.10? Yeah, that seems weird. I would think that gap would be wider. So I’m going to tow a 5th wheel, what’s the benefits of getting the 4.10 gearing other than the extra 500lbs? The 3.55 puts you at lower RPMs at highway speeds and gives you better MPGs...

Am I reading this right? For an F-350 DRW 6.7L V8 Diesel 4x4 CrewCab 8’ Bed, the 5th wheel tow rating is effectively the same for both a 3.55 axle and a 4.10 axle? 27,300lbs vs 27,500lbs? That does seem right...

This is exactly the setup I’m interested in. Any feedback on how it’s worked out for you? Any pics?

TravelTiger beat me too it! If she passes, I’ll take it.

Jim, Lots of great info and pictures in this thread, but if you don’t have the time to read 47 pages, start with JWalker’s post on page 42 (#413). He has a couple more pictures on page 45 with the hitch pulled out.

Thanks. I was wondering about that.

Thanks. Sounds like it's best to replace the whole switch at this point since I don't know how long it's been missing. We don't have to move for awhile so a mobile service tech might be in my future just to be safe.

Is that all it is? A piece of plastic that separates the two metal pieces inside the box? Can I just shove a piece of plastic in there for the time being? How can I check to see if the brake assemblies are damaged?

We've been at an RV park for awhile now and today I noticed my emergency brakeaway line was missing. Nothing on the ground, nothing plugged into the connection box, nothing. I don't know if someone took it, or if it fell off and was picked up by the folks who do the lawn or what. But regardless...

Re: AT&T Mobley Hotspot - PROBLEM SOLVED Glad you got it up and running. I have the Mobley for the car and an ATT hotspot for the RV. The setup works perfect for me.

My Mobley came with a sticker on the back that says what the SSID is, and admin login info. You should be able to figure out the SSID by looking at what networks are available before and after you power on the Mobley.

Thanks for all the feedback; there was a lot of information here that I really appreciate. I definitely play with add-ons a lot so it's good to hear the aux switches work as advertised. And I haven't heard much about the air suspense option so thanks for that. And thanks for the tip on the...

Exactly! Only reason I didn't include the bed liner as a "must have" was because I know I can easily add it after the purchase. And good point on the 4x4. This was the same as the bed liner, only reason it wasn't a "must have" was because I know I can add it after the fact. I'm trying to...

Hmm, good point. My wife has a hard time getting into my Jeep right now so she'll most likely have the same issue getting into the Ram with the side steps. I'll have to take a look at the Amp steps, thanks. -Jeff

Chris, This is an awesome explanation, thank you! My rational behind the 4.10 was so I could be flexible if I wanted to get something heavier down the road like the DVR Mobile Suites. I didn't consider running at 2330RPMs vs 1750RPMs at 80mph. I'll have to reconsider this. -Jeff

Ok, it's time to pull the trigger on a TV. We have a 2018 Big Country 4010RD 5th wheel we bought in March and we're currently full timing in it. I had someone move it from the dealership to where it currently sits in an RV park. We aren't going anywhere until next summer so getting a TV wasn't...

Well, I was convinced there was some sort of small void between the floor I stood on in the slide, and floor I could see underneath the slide; I was wrong. It is one solid piece of wood about 3" or more thick. There are no rollers, but instead one long strip of plastic the wood floor slides on...

We have the type that drops level when it's out. I wonder if I can bring the slide in just enough so it lifts up, then maybe I can try and peak under as you suggested. I'll give that a try.

Hmmm, I wonder if that was it. How did you get under the slide to access the rollers?

Oh, I didn't think of the jacks popping. We do have the 6-point leveling system. If that was the case, wouldn't we have felt the RV move?

That was our first thought because it sounded like it was right next to us. I checked the table and both chairs, but nothing.

Good call, didn't think of that because we don't have any trees overhead. Took a quick look, but alas that wasn't it.

Hi, we have a 2018 Big Country 4010RD that the wife and I have been full timing in since May. We were sitting at the dining table (which is contained within its own slide) when we heard a loud snap followed by what sounded like debris hitting a floor. We looked all around and couldn't see where...

It should control the LED lights above the entertainment center. They provide some back lighting reflecting off the ceiling.

Yep, exactly what TravelTiger said. We still have another couch that turns into a queen bed for visitors.

When we started looking at RVs to full time in, a big factor of the floor plan was to have space we could turn into an office in order to work from home. This led us to the Big Country 4010RD since it had two couches facing each other and a love seat facing the TV. The idea was to remove one of...

We definitely have increased performance on our hotspot, but it's still not as good as we were hoping. I'm holding out judgment until we move to a new spot at the end of June. We have an extremely limited signal here to begin with.

I finally got around to this last weekend. Measured everything out, used a stud finder, measured again, then went for it. I'm happy to say I didn't have any problems getting through the wall and didn't hit anything in the process. Pictures are below. The cable from the antenna stands out against...