Recent content by serpa4

Picked it up yesterday. I didn't bother to test it, bad on me. Got it home and tested it then. still separating and molding attached to nothing. I quick very slight tug just pull the outside molding away. They didn't seal that outside aluminum molding to the camper slide anyway. So, if it...

Must be that way in the 5th wheel. Mine is a TT. My TT has no outside storage at all. I think its under my bed in the closed off area that doesn't lift up for storage. I'll have to pull the mattress and pull a couple panels to see what is back there.

Where is my hose to suck up antifreeze? Pump sounds like it is under the tub. Cannot find the sucktion hose anywhere. Found two bypass on the water heater, but definitely no hose.

Bought my TT with an empty fuel cell. Filled with fresh gas. Used 1/4 running the gen. Then, we took our first trip with it and I topped it off to full 30 gallons. The 1st fueling of it pumped orange fuel for about 1/2 gallon. It didn't seem to matter to my ATV. Subsequent fuel-lings still...

Yes, cycled it like 3 times before I left and seemed fine. However, it sat for a couple/three weeks before departing for my trip. Extended it for 7 days, then when retracted it, it ripped loose. Dropping it off tomorrow at the dealer.

NOT. 1st outing and floor tore out again. Very disappointed.

So what does that mean to me? Please explain? I come from truck campers, so an RV with axles is new to me.

I love the Cyclone 3850 by far at 13,865 dry! 18,000 GVWR. Good tv viewing, dual fridge, dual bath, 2x black of most others, etc. I'm coming from a truck camper, so everything is a huge bonus. I guess about 1,000 for water, 250 gas, 1000 packing (food/cloths/chairs/riding gear), 1,800 w/3 atv...

Too cold to do anything but work fast so I didn't take a camera. Freezing my butt off was only big issue when grabbing aluminum, ladder, brackets, etc. Al really sucks the heat out of your hands. Since I was playing with caulk and stuff, couldn't wear gloves too often. I only have one slide...

Install went smooth, but took about 4 hours. It was difficult to lift and slide with one person and outside temps were 22 degrees! Works great, looks nice. Difficulty on a 1-10, probably a 4.

My Zircon will not find al studs :-(

This weekend, weather permitting, I'll be installing a 106" slide awning. Any tips? Just use a ton of good sealer is what I'm thinking.

I have a 2008 Cyclone 3010 Travel Trailer with one slide. When closed, the roof contacts first which I believe to be normal. The slide seals along the top while closing very well. Then the bottom pulls in several inches after the top makes contact. However, the front of the slide on the...

Seems the dealer did an excellent job with the repair. I"m happy.

$310 shipped and on its way.