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Great info. Thank you. I have completely disassembled the leg. The nut on the jackleg will not move outside a range of about 4". I have even tried to polish the threads with an electric wire brush. For some reason the nut is seizing on the jackscrew, and the jackscrew does not appear to be...

The "follower" leg on my 2009-3055RL landing gear is binding with only about 5" of up/down movement. Is the leg rebuildable and how, or do I have to replace it with a new one. The Lippert number is 126385; is it available from other than Lippert? Thanks for all comments. Paul B.

We are towing our 3055RL with a Dodge 2500 diesel 4WD and are concerned that the truck may be a bit small for the Bighorn. The rig is weighing at about 12750# before putting all of our personal gear, food and clothes on board. We just completed a 5000 mile trip, and I noticed that when the...

Thank you for the "welcome" and for your help. The forum really looks like a great knowledge/information sharing site. Paul B.

<!-- message -->We recently purchased a barely used '08 and would like to know what optional equipment was installed when it was manufactured. I have sent 2 emails to Heartland with no response received. Does anyone have a factory contact name that I might communicate with either by phone or...

I am currently considering a quote from Wholesale Warranties, a lady named Stephanie Torres is working with me. Coverage and price look good. Does anyone have experience with this company? Paul Birdsong '08 Bighorn 3055

Did you buy from "Scott"? We had coverage that we bought thru him on our 40' Mandalay motorhome . When we sold the Mandalay after two years of coverage I requested a prorata refund which I had understood was within the terms of coverage. Scott came back with "you have had claims and you want...

Hey, Jim and Jean-- My wife and I just bought a Bighorn after traveling for two years in our 40' Mandalay and recently selling same. We had owned a fifth wheel prior to the diesel pusher and traded up when we decided to full time it for a while. So, things seem to go full circle. Enjoy your...