Recent content by Gary521

You have to know how these things work. There is a central jack screw that turns to raise and lower the legs. There is a large captured nut down in the unit that the jack screw turns in. This captured nut will raise or lower the inner leg as the screw turns in it. This nut will eventually seize...

To me, it does not look right. It appears like the bottom could be extended more. Like the others have said, check the sealing of the sides against the inside. My slide outside walls are parallel with the trailer sides. The roof is angled down a bit.

Yes, it normal. However, it's not good. To fix the issue, lower the middle and rear legs a couple bolt holes. Lippert has a spec as to the minimum height from the ground to the bottom of the foot. I did this this mine. The middle and rear legs have a shorter throw than the front legs. When...

You did not say where the water is coming in at. Check the top where the roof cover meets the inside fascia as It is not sealed there.

Yes, I have and use this connector. I like it a lot. It is very easy to change over from your existing plug. Yes, I was one of those guys who forgot to disconnect the plug when unhooking ( after having installed this thing ). Perfect. It disconnected just like advertised. The magnet in the truck...

That device is not necessary to the system as a whole. Just bypass it and take it out of the system.

Yes, this is the trick. Add soft starts.

I would put them on the front hangers and the equalizer hangers also. There is a video out that shows just how much all of these hangers flex going down the road.

Obviously, everyone has their own opinion on this. The spindle takes up some of the space between the bearings but there is still a fair about of volume that need to be filled with grease if you use the easy lube method for the first time. My suggestion would be to hand pack the bearings for the...

Adding a second AC may not be that simple. I am not familiar with the electrical system in your unit but it may only be 30 amp. If it is, the only way to add a second AC is to add a soft start system to "both" AC units.

This atmospheric check valve is totally unnecessary. To remedy the situation, just bypass the valve completely and this will fix the problem for good. My check valve did not work from day one and I did this. From the basement, you can see the pipes going into the wall and coming back down and...

The legs are constructed with an inner leg and an outer leg. The screw that raises and lowers the unit (jack screw) is in the middle of it all. There is a captured nut that the jack screw turns in. This is what needs to get greased. To accomplish this, raise the legs to their full height and...

I would replace the entire leg. As I said before, doing anything from the top is not going to help. You need to remove the leg and take it apart. Yes there are two different leg part numbers but I cannot remember the part numbers or the difference. Call Venture manufacturing for help

There is no question that these things need to be reinforced. There are few ways to do this but everyone should.

You can get a motor on Amazon for $150.