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See if it works on propane.

The factory stems are too small for the higher pressure wheels, same on my GMC. Mine do not read pressures higher than 100 psi, as well. Amazon has some TPMS sensors that work.

Heartland markets that connector as a "solar interface" where you can directly plug in a solar panel charging system. I use the battery disconnect and then attach a trickle charger to the inlet.

Have you checked your regulator with a gauge, or just relying on the setting to determine 50psi?

Because something is done in a particular manner, doesn't mean it always has to be done in the same manner. Nice job.

I unscrew the anode rod and let it drain. If you want faster results, lift up on the lever for the overpressure valve to allow a vent source.

Routemaster, you are on the right track. After removing the facia, you must remove all the screws that attach the slide out ceiling to the header. Once that is done, lift the roof and then reattach the header to the new, higher, position. Some have reversed the "crown" of the header to reduce...

Research the web for your refrigerator's manual. The answers you're looking for will likely be there.

On my 2017 Bighorn the slide has a rubber, EDPM, material.

Cody Hockenberry <Cody.Hockenberry@heartlandrvs.com> You Good Morning, I have just herd back from our engineering depart on a repair solution for your sagging roof. I will copy and paste their response in yellow. I hope this information helps aid you in your repair. Remove top facia and...

In my case, I didn't worry about removing the "V" dip out of the facia, I only wanted to raise the ceiling to avoid the dip. My 2017 looked a lot like yours as far as the facia. By the way, I know of several people that have had to perform this process. I would consider flipping the header to...

Google operating temperatures of Lithium batteries, also battery heat pads.

Prace: Your concept is sound, however it is not necessary to permanently attach the pole. Behind the facia is a header and the ceiling needs to be reset along with the header. If one removes the facia and the screws that attach the header, a lift mechanism, similar to your pole, can move the...

Now we need a picture of your seals on that side of the slide, top, middle and bottom.

The heat losses from cracks in slide openings, single pane windows, plastic vent covers, etc, are huge. If you are stationary, you can add insulated skirting, which is a big help. You can put aluminum bubble insulation on the windows, but that really makes it feel cave-like. Keep the air...

What does it look like? Pic?

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The warranty is lifetime against leaking and is transferable. In order to maintain the warranty you have to return to an authorized facility. Anyone would, of course have to verify this information for accuracy and whether it's current.

I would take this picture to an RV Supply and see if they can help you locate the correct one.

I would think about cutting the tile at the seam and remove the nut. Glue the flooring down under heavy weight.

It is what it is. They seem to have a backlog of people that have no problem with the price.

I hope they have a good inventory, because if you try to find one without problems you'll go through the whole lot. Eventually, you just dance with the one you brought or, in this case, bought.

If you haven't already done so, release the water pressure on the valve. I have made a "wrench" using PVC pipe and coupler that is notched out to fit the valve knob. You can also add a PVC "T" coupler to provide additional torque.

Plastic can yellow due to an increased exposure to ultraviolet light, but it can also be due to excess heat, humidity, the cold, and other extreme temperatures and environments.

This is a first. I've not heard of an RV air conditioner that cools too much!

I think you made a good choice to replace the entire window. I don't think I would ever be confident that I found the proper glue to keep the window from dropping to the ground on a good bump. I also just replaced an entire rear window, to the tune of about $1K, including shipping and HL club...

I'm not at all familiar with the model details of your rig, but keep in mind that if you have overflow vents on your fresh water tank, you will loose water as it splashes while traveling.

I hope you're not confusing my reply as an excuse, or even a positive response, for Heartland's lack of quality control. My point is that if, after an extensive Pre Delivery Inspection, a potential customer doesn't agree with a level of quality that they expect (for $90,000.00), then they...

The time to walk away from a purchase is when you personally inspect the quality of the RV that you intend to buy. Based on your post, I don't believe that this RV lives up to your expectations. In my mind, the responsibility for quality assurance resides with a through Pre Delivery...

Forget the sensors...they don't function properly. Experience will dictate when to dump your tank.

The white hose is the drain for refrigerator condensation that collects on the cooling fins.

Go out and read both meters and compare usage yourself?

I'm sorry, but I don't understand the question.

Give Heartland a call.

Check your Hydraulic fluid level?

This sounds like an issue between you and Heartland. You may get some help from others on the forum if you have a specific question.

A picture would help, but for that range of model years there are two brackets at the bottom of the tv that needs to be detached from the wall behind the TV. Then try simply lifting up and out on the TV. The bracket on the TV is hooked onto the wall bracket and held in place by the lower brackets.

I have called them and can't get technical support to answer. I don't think they have an RV unit, per say, but rather their 870 unit is universal.

YouTube has videos of the unit being installed on residential units that have 70 amp surge and were lowered into the 20s with the unit. I can't remember if the 16 amps rating refers to the "lock" current.

I'm wondering if anyone has installed the ICM870 Soft Start unit on their Domestic Penguin 15K BTU air/heat pump conditioner(s). I'm not interested in any other brand, the ICM unit is about $150 compared to quite a bit more for other brands. I stumbled across the ICM unit and was kinda...