Question on cable slides - Bedroom
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Westwind
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We have a 2012 Bighorn we bough in 8/2011, so far knock on wood the bedroom cable slides have been trouble free for us. I do have to get up there and glue the gasket piece that surrounds the cable as it goes through the trailer wall, they have come loose but that is the only thing so far, I should take a look at the manual on HUG to see if there is some sort of maintenance that needs to be done.
SNOKING
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Re: Question on cable slides - Bedroom Plus a surge protector question.
OK, another question about installing a hard wired surge protector. Is there an easy point to get to the 50 AMP input wiring to install a [h=1]Progressive Industries EMSHW50C Surge Protector. Chris[/h]
OK, another question about installing a hard wired surge protector. Is there an easy point to get to the 50 AMP input wiring to install a [h=1]Progressive Industries EMSHW50C Surge Protector. Chris[/h]
avvidclif
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Re: Question on cable slides - Bedroom Plus a surge protector question.
I don't know about the BH but on my Cyclone the transfer switch was behind a small compartment beside the power cord inlet. I removed the back wall and mounted the EMS on top of the transfer switch. YMMV.
I don't know about the BH but on my Cyclone the transfer switch was behind a small compartment beside the power cord inlet. I removed the back wall and mounted the EMS on top of the transfer switch. YMMV.
Harry1
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Re: Question on cable slides - Bedroom Plus a surge protector question.
Yes, have been using the 1.5" hitch with bike rack and 2 bikes. Would prefer 2" but that was not an option. Had a 1.5" on previous Crossroads Cruiser as well and used the same rack on that unit as well since 2007. Both bikes total weight...about 74 lbs.
Yes, have been using the 1.5" hitch with bike rack and 2 bikes. Would prefer 2" but that was not an option. Had a 1.5" on previous Crossroads Cruiser as well and used the same rack on that unit as well since 2007. Both bikes total weight...about 74 lbs.
SNOKING
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Re: Question on cable slides - Bedroom Plus a surge protector question.
My bad for failing to use the search function. Lots of reading. We have been carrying our bikes on a pin box rack for the last two trailers. Guess I will have to see if they will fix in there with a new 3575el. Thanks Chris
My bad for failing to use the search function. Lots of reading. We have been carrying our bikes on a pin box rack for the last two trailers. Guess I will have to see if they will fix in there with a new 3575el. Thanks Chris
Re: Question on cable slides - Bedroom Plus a surge protector question.
If you search the post you will find that the surge protector has been installed many different spots but the easy place is to unscrew the breaker panel and tie it in behind the box. There is normally a great deal of slack wire and a lot of space behind the box.
Steve
If you search the post you will find that the surge protector has been installed many different spots but the easy place is to unscrew the breaker panel and tie it in behind the box. There is normally a great deal of slack wire and a lot of space behind the box.
Steve
