We covered and filled as many areas as we could find with foam, metal, and treated steel wool. We removed any food items and crumbs. I placed 6 regular mouse traps with peanut butter bait. I collected 7 mice over a two week period. I now place moth balls all around any thing contacting the...
Seven-foot tall closet next to the entrance has pulled out from all the screws holding it. 2011 Bighorn 3610RE. The screws come thru the wall from the outside and into the 3/4" thick wood sides of the cabinet. The outside finish material sheets were then installed over the screw heads blocking...
We have always run our fireplace for heat before using the furnace or electric heater. 2011 Bighorn the fireplace still works just fine. We do not leave the RV and let it run through.
Writing to the RV manufacturers and our state and federal representatives and news outlets about all the safety and quality concerns associated with the building of all RVs would be the proper way to get our concerns some attention.
The spring hanger's sides, at the bend, become fatigued and will break off. This is not due to the weld breaking but the side metal being fatigued.
This is not an uncommon problem with double/triple axle setups. A hanger that breaks need to be reinforced/boxed to reduce this fatigue breakage.
Our 2011 Bighorn had grooves ( after the second trip ) in the kitchen vinyl flooring, this is caused by the rollers that support the slide out. Customer service representative let us know that after one year, the warranty had expired so nothing Hartland could cover. The representative suggested...
My friend and I both have 3610 Big Horns. We had to support our sinks with additional brackets to hold them in place. Must be more common than we were led to believe.
Your right about the EMS. I have had so many things fail that it is hard to keep documentation straight. Very disappointed with quality on this Bighorn. Some things were covered but the most serious ones were not covered. The power issue was just one of 13 breakdowns. Where ever the EMS is...
I had the portable EMS from Progressive. This did not protect my RV from an electrical surge of 240 volts. A dropped neutral in the power cord reel, which is after the EMS, allowed 240 volts to enter my RV and caused several thousand $$ damage. The wired my take more time but will protect more.
Currently I am using my third Progressive EMS (Electrical Management System). Previous two EMS allowed moisture to enter the box. Each time Progressive replaced their EMS. I first checked my EMS, it was ok. The electrical issue had to be after the EMS. Checked my power cord it was ok. The way...
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