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2020 Road Warrior 430 It appears I have one gasoline fill and there appears to be ONE 30G tank........Most toy haulers I've seen have 2 tanks...... Three roof top AC units. Aside from cooling the bedroom thermostat also offers "HEAT" with "FURNACE" displayed. It in fact controls the furnace...

Picked up our new (to us) 2020 430 today, in the snow. Third time I've done that in the last 10 years for some reason. Guess I like buying in the slow season. I Must say the RAM and the RW ride much better than the Cyclone and Chevy 3500 I had in 2011. Now sitting in the driveway getting deep...

Just jumped into a 2020 RW 430, picking up next week. It's never really been loved much but hasn't been abused. Some cleaning and a new awning and it'll be good as new. Not new to these pages. Sold our Cyclone about 5 years ago. In between had a diesel pusher. So I'm back. I'll have a few...

Trailer Saver TS-3 hitch.... http://www.trailersaver.com/product/ts3-air-ride-hitch/ 1 year old, very good condition. $2000 email: oscar"at"noln.com phone: six one zero 751-2019 Prefer pick up..... But if YOU set up shipping via common carrier I will strap it to a pallet and drop it off at...

I’m walking a fine line here. I want to share what I’ve learned and save many of you from heartache and MAJOR financial loss. What I don’t want is to be perceived as a Heartland basher and get my posterior removed from this forum. Let’s just say that HL and I have a major difference of opinion...

Sent you a pm reaching out for private conversation.... Did you get it? If not..... 61oh-751-2019

Heading for Elkhart..... is the factory/repair facility at the same address as the corporate offices? IE 2900 Dexter drive? Thanks.

The divider wall between the far right and middle closet in the bedroom has separated. In fact, the shape of the closet/floor has changed to the point that I can't even push it back into it's place anymore. It is bowed as it appears it is now too long. And, very interesting, if you "dance" on...

To put something in right? I had a leak in the big slide side wall. Paneling under the window getting mushy, carpet wet. The first logical step is the window. Removed the inside bezel and was able to remove the window with two fingers. The 1/2" foam strip must have been laid by a drunk sailor...

So I attempted to get a grease gun on the grease points of the running gear, but the designers cleverly located them so that was impossible. Yes, I have a flex hose on my grease gun. Has anyone found an elegant solution to this? Of the few that I could get on, some weren't taking any grease...

Just ordered a TS3 for $2695.00 (reg $2895.00) and free shipping!

I know, the unit is getting older..... (2013) :( Living room slide, forward facing side wall window. Mushy wall paper under window, blisters oozing brown juice, couch wet, pillows wet. (Couch snugs up to wall) Carpet under couch very wet. Wife unhappy. Happens when slide is out and it rains...

Our camp this summer at the "Pennsic Wars" of the SCA www.SCA.org...... This is year three with the unit..... (including three 3000K spring breaks) Aside from the Blowmax episode no major squawks..... (knock on wood).

The hard way or the easy way...... Cut a hole in the floor and put in a marine style deck plate (6") free standing AC with the exhaust hose out the floor. It's 74ºF in there, the main AC didn't even notice. Slider closed, kid in there on his top bunk playing his vid stuff. Yup, that works.

Not trying to start (another) Blowmax bashing thread..... :p Yes, I searched this forum but a lot of stuff is out of date. I need 6 new tires. Elsewhere I related my Blowmax experience this March. So, I need (another) new tire anyways, and as we all know the E rated tires are not cutting it on...

Any suggestions for a retailer with decent pricing/service on a set of 17.5" wheels and tires?

Although I did almost get to 10K. As we parked on the campground in Mississippi my wife commented that the 4 and 6 tire (Right Center and Right Rear) were awfully close together. I explained about the special Dexter spring linkage and that they are normally close, and sometimes after backing in...

Third season with the 4100. Got it out of winter storage in PA.......Got the ice/snow off the roof. Loaded up, hooked up, put Max in 4x6 gunned it down the 8 inch snow on ice driveway and whacked out 1070 miles on I-95 south in 22 hours.....(16 moving, 6 non moving). Moving average 61 MPH...

I've bled the whole system, but somehow air keeps getting into the system. Sputtering out of the faucet, pump running a while before shutting off. Suspect air is getting in.... but where? Any experiences here?

Is our exterior in fact fiberglass/gelcoat? Has anyone applied a Poly Glow or similar product and what were the results? Over time? Right now I'm using a regular one step automotive polish and wax, but I'm looking for something more durable.

One of them snapped, in the middle, of course. Have to call Heartland, but the unit is over a year old so I expect that it isn't covered. Maybe I can get them to send me a part, but looking at the pivot point, it looks like an interesting piece to take apart.... Anyone ever done it?

The short version of a long story is that we're driving East on I-80 somewhere in the middle of PA. Me and son in Max with the Castle (Cyclone 4100) behind us. In front of us wife and daughter in Suburban, pulling a flat bed trailer with a small cottage on it. (that's the long part of the...

Specifically the upper slide seals..... Poll: What is an acceptable occurrence for the top slide seal to come out of it's track: 1: Once a year. 2: Once a month 3: Every time you operate the slide.... The answer of course is "never". Unfortunately they come out, a lot. First time it was...

Chevy 3500 HD, dually, diesel. Cyclone 4100HD. Pin weight about 3600. The load is ok. The truck is not squatting, everything is level. But we are riding on the "helper springs" and it is a pretty stiff ride. Wondering if air bags would bring me up a little off the helper springs and whether...

Last trip we came home with the beds caddywampus. One of the rails had come off the wall the top three feet. There were 3 self tapping screws on the floor, and three more were half in, half out to the point where the upper bed wouldn't go up or down on that rail. Today I was able to free the...

With our 4100. 3240 miles in three weeks. Ran over a ratchet strap someone "lost" in a campground and had a flat on the trailer. CircleD fixed that for $16, but it was a good thing I have a jack, tools and torque wrench so I could take off the wheel and truck it to them to make that a "non...

Not me….. But at Fort Wilderness (Disney) I saw a 2014 pulling in, so I mosied over and it was their second trip with the rig. Spent an hour chatting about our first year, giving them tips and tricks we discovered the hard way, and I bet I saved them a bunch of "R and D"…... Paying it forward...

Sorry, don't have a picture but can do if someone REALLY needs to help visualize. Living in cold country and traveling in and out of warm country we winterize several times a year, in fact I may be doing it tomorrow again. (FL to PA):( I got tired of having to have the screw gun ready and...

The girls in the parks, me at Fort Wilderness (Disney). Got a decent price on a 21K 5th Airborne at a local RV dealer, picked it up, no shipping. Installed it yesterday, hooked up the truck today and fired up the compressor. Surprise. They recommend 60-80psi….. no movement. 120 max, a little...

2013 camper……. Onan 5500 gasoline…..35 hours total time. All of last year it worked flawlessly…..After a few (4) months in winter storage (stabilizer added to fuel) I tried to fire it and it would run a few seconds…. like it wasn't getting gas and just running on the prime for a little. Tank...

About every half hour or so the front left landing gear clangs. Seems to be coming up from the mounting. The piston is not moving. I can make it do it by pushing on the front corner laterally. Like you take a hammer and hit the steel….. Could be temperature related, there's a 40 degree swing...

Has anyone done it? 17"? 17.5" ? There are many tire options in the G range on a larger wheel, but I'm not sure the room is there.

Friend has 25 gorgeous acres in upstate NY. Me and him went up there this weekend for a quiet weekend. Nothing man made to be seen through the big windows in the salon. Perfect weather, good dinner, a brew, a nap…. It was awesome.

The patio/loading door was out, and we had some overnight down pours..... Looking at the trim around the edge, I suspect some water got in there. So, I'm wondering if this was taken into account when designed and built? Does anyone know the construction of the door? Any waterproofing? Any...

So often, and for all the right reasons, the questions and problems posed on this forum are negative. So, just to remember that the vast majority of owners have a pleasant experience here is mine today. A short 325 miles from one end of PA to the other. Tires running anywhere from 8 to 18...

Can't find a whole lot on this. On my 4100 I have the single tank with fueling hose setup with the Onan 5500 gasoline genny. It seems this is a 30 gallon tank, can anyone confirm this, or is it an 18? (Preferably with a link to a HL spec location?)

On the 4100 the cabinets to the left of the fridge get hot in the summer, too hot. My solution so far is to replace the doors with louvered doors to improve air flow when the AC is running. The top one is 10x46, the bottom one 10x22. I have a quote for poplar unfinished doors for $125. I can...

Just to the aft of the forward steps, so "outside", below the floor is a foot more skirting before the kitchen slide starts. There's a plastic cover to close it off to the rear. In it are two white braided plastic hoses coming through the frame, with two plastic 90's aiming up, connected...

One side of the split bench is coming up..... but the rod that transfers to the other side is not moving......anyone seen this?

Ok, after a few months sitting just discovered white fuzz growing on soaked rug by front entry door. :mad: Rug in trash, no other visible damage at this time. Will have to spend some quality time in there with slide retracted during next rain storm. I hope the sub floor is not soaked. Anyone...