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I took the cover off today and it did access the furnace..Every run I could see was hooked up..I felt and looked all over and could find no others than the ones I could see.One run was a little loose but was still on the furnace..I am more at a loss now than before, because now I have absolutely...

John, your comments are welcome and appreciated.I know the frustration you feel.. I bet things were different when you were growing up too..men took pride in their work and their products..Doesn't seem to be that way anymore..The least the company could do is admit to and recognize the problem...

Yeah, I thought of that Dave......I think that is the cold air return but wasn't sure if I would be able to see the furnace from there or not..I will definitely try that..Thanks... Oh, be careful walking with shoes into the bedroom..the heater duct/register is right under foot as you walk into...

It is a 2013 XLT 287rl...I am still confused by the whole basement idea and I've tried to access it through the passthrough but there is a solid wall of wood behind the one side and the water pump on the right side..I will need a little more info on how to get to the furnace..Thanks..

I've been reading some closed threads where people say they don't have to open up the underbelly to access the furnace.They say they go through the basement..??what the heck is that and where is it and how do you access that?..Thanks..

I took down the walls in the passthrough but the side the furnace is on is blocked by solid wood..If I want to get to the furnace I guess I have to take down the underbelly to access it... If I cut out a spac ewith a knife I can probably get to it , but then how to replace the underbelly and...

I don't think so..Even though it was a 2013 when I bought it , it was still a used unit..And they guy who was handling the sale lost his Mom while I was enroute to Michigan from Montana and no one there ever gave me any info on warranty's or anything else now that i think of it.

Hi Jim, it is a 2013 Sundance XLT 287RL 5th wheel..We bought it last summer at Lakeshore Rv, really good people..We parked it beside the house and just started using it last month..It is a really nice fiver except for this problem...Someone said they can get to the furnace by going through the...

I took the wall down in the storage space /passthrough and the duct to the bathroom was way too log and bent almost in half..I took it off, measured it, cut it and reattached it..The duct going to the bedroom was ok, straight ..But, I still have almost no detectable heat in either the bathroom...

This sounds like a great option, but I'm afraid price would be a hold back..Especially here in Montana..The places here are really expensive ..Norm& Pick Leeper

I was wondering too, about the differences in the Heartland 5th wheels..We looked at every size and type of Heartland..We have a 2012 Dodge diesel so pulling one wasn't a real problem.We finally decided on a 2013 XLT 287RL...At 33 feet 6 inches and about 7500 pounds , it is very easy to tow..Now...