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My 3670RL has done that since we bought it. We just figured it was part of the converter doing its checks.

Glad it was for a short time Jim.

Welcome to the forum, lots of good information here and good people to.

Re: It’s been a great ride! Sorry to hear the news Jim, seems a lot of companies are having to cut back right now. Best of luck in where ever you land. Thanks for staring the Heartland Owners Club for us.

Wife and I went to the show today. Looked at the new BigHorn and Landmark 5th wheels. We both liked the 3575 Elite. Close to the 3670RL we own now but better shower enclosure for me. Looked at the Landmark Newport and Syracuse. The Newport is a very nice layout with the 1/2 bath. But too heavy...

Thanks for the update Bob, I will have to pass on the rally. I need tires on my 5th wheel and it wont happen for a while.

I have seen online the newmar canyon star 3911 motorhome. It comes with a wheelchair platform lift, roll in shower, sink in bathroom that a chair fits under, and other cool mods. My problem is the $188,000 base sticker price.

I was wondering if Heartland has any plans for a wheel chair accessable 5th wheel. I have had some medical issues and it is getting harder to use my bighorn. I have been looking around and mostly find accessable motorhomes. Thanks

Any one know which Heartland folks will be there?

Glad you are progressing. Dont push getting around till you do feel better daily, it is not fun to move backwards from surgery.

Glad to hear both surgeries went well. Best of luck in the recovery phase Larry..

I know the feeling of surgery delayed by a doctor. Glad your cardiologist has approved it and you can move foward.

Sorry to hear about your FIL. Prayers for you and your family at this time.

Thanks for sharing your train build. It looks great. Sorry to hear about your FIL, glad to hear he is doing better and he has a place to go. Sorry about your medical issues, I do know about the bulging disks. Had to have one removed in 2001. I hope your recover quickly and no more pain from...

Re: Thor quality and service Thanks for the update Jim. It will take time for everything to pan out and I am hoping the best for Heartland with continued success in all areas.

I love my Bighorn and Heartland RV. But I am not a fan or Thor or their products. So I will keep watch on how this plays out and they let Heartland run their business as themselves with little interfearance from Thor Corporate.

Larry, I can comment on my BigFoot system. It was close to $4,000 when I had it added to our 3670. I do like that it is auto leveling, does it in abour 60 seconds. It can lift the tires off the ground but I dont do that. I love the fact that each ram has its own supply of fluid and you do not...

Since the wife and I both work, 650 miles towing has been our maximum for distance. We prefer the 200 to 300 mile range like most do, but sometimes you have to push to meet a deadline.

After owning out BH3670 sin Oct 2006 and compairing the two rigs this is what I would like to see. 1. Quadra leveling system standard. 2. Moryde independent suspention with disk brakes. 3. Beefer frame. 4. UDC and water manifold like the classics. 5. Furniture areas deep enough to swap...

Glad you are recovering and it worked out for your Bighorn that it is being covered by the insurance. Keep recovering from surgery, it is not always fun, but the outcome is normally better.

Another option is to look at a MDT (medium duty truck) built on an international or freightliner chassis. A place I have looked at is 2L Custom Trucks in TX. Their website is www.2lcustomtrucls.com. I am not an employee of that company, I just like how they set the trucks up for pulling and...

Well only into week 2 of rehab. My Dr. waited longer since I use my left leg for stability. Bonus was I had to have right shoulder rotator cuff repaired that happened during the fall. So no summer travel for me. Looking forward to a great fall season. Bill

Had it installed on our 2007 3670, we love it. Just make sure Heartland and Bigfoot confirm your frame can handle the lifting. If I buy another 5th wheel they will be installed before I take delivery.

We spned most of our time along the Colorado River between Parker and Blythe. The bubble insulation helps a ton.

Welcome to the group.

Well I had polio in 1956 and have been pretty mobile execpt for using my mobility scooter the past 12 years. Well in Feb of this year I fell and ended up tearing my quadricep tendon in my left kneee. Besides ouch, I am pretty much stuck to not moving since I can not put full weight on my bad...

Our Bighorn spends most of its time out at the Colorado river near Parker, AZ. Even when the heat gets bad the 5th wheel does well. Bill

I saw this on an RV industry website. http://www.rvdailyreport.com/News/tabid/56/ctl/ArticleView/mid/370/articleId/4909/Heartland-rolls-off-12000th-Big-Horn.aspx There has been 12,000 BigHorn 5th wheels produced. That is very cool. Bill

We spent way too long looking for the right RV. Heartland makes a good products.

I use the crusie control, execpt on slippery roads, very hilly areas or high winds. Bill

I know the 6.0 and 6.4 were done for the newer emissions. The 6.7 will be interesting since it is their own motor this time. But Ford has been doing diesels over in Europe for a long time, so maybe some of the technologies came from there to the 6.7. Only time and consumer feedback will tell if...

You could get just a stove top, and fabricate an enclosure where the oven was to hold the new top. Then you could build out the lower area where the oven was for your ice maker.

Kristy Thanks for the invitation, but being currently unemployed my travels have come to a stop until income starts again. I will try and take some pictures of the setup and post them here for all to see. Bill

I had a set of Big Foot levelers installed on my 3670RL. Well worth the money and no fuss about setup anymore. Bill

All of the Landmarks I have looked at put them out of the SRW truck catagory. Find a dullay you like that does the job and enjoy. Bill

I just hope it works out for you Lefty. New limbs are nice once they work. Dont let up on them until you are statisfied. I do hope it gets better soon for you. Bill

Lefty, I use a leg brace, so I know it is not a full prosthetic, but I do know that if it does not fit right, it does hurt and I dont like using my brace. Make them fit yours till you feel comforatable using it. I hope therapy goes well and you adapt to the leg prosthetic quickly. Bill

The most expensive part of the truck is the motor. If you put the 4,200 away in savings for just in case, you will have money still in your pocket after 6 years. I would look at the Ford DIesel Engine Care plans. It takes the motor to 7/200. There is a basic that covers 13 areas and a plus...

Sorry to see another manufacturer close their doors. Kudos to them to plan this and keep the warranty intact and the service center going.

Congratulations on the 3670RL. They are a great 5th wheel and we love ours. Enjoy Bill