hermanmullins

DB, All you need is your Credit Card, which doesn't hurt too bad while you and the family are having the time of their life's 😀 and your Nitroglycerin Pill to help ward off the heart attack you may have when your get the Credit Card Statement. 😒😲 Herman

A 2013 to 2022 Chevrolet Silverado all show to take the same universal kit #55999. Herman

I do not have any special phone number at FMCA. I use the same number that everyone uses. I did reach out to the IT Director. He sent cwswine an email which I have a copy. To my knowledge cwswine has not responded. I don't know what more I or the IT Department can do but wish him the best and hope he can find a service that can meet all of his needs. Herman

If the original poster hasn't been to Tucson (February 4th) Pima County Fairgrounds has a good RV Park. Herman

Check out RV Salvage companies. Two very good ones are; Colaws RV Salvage in Carthage, MO colawrvsalvage.com 877-548-2125 Visone RV Salvage in East Berstadt, KY rvparts.visone.com 606-843-9889 Herman

Good point Wayne. It would help if we knew what kind of Light it was, a fixture, Recessed, Incandescent, LED, 12 or 110 volt. Until we know this it is like trying to get a spider web off yourself. 😕 Herman

Is there 12 volts to the receptacle? If not then it's a fuse which can be anywhere. Herman

All lights are protected by either a Fuse (12 volt) or Circuit Breaker (110 volt) or it may be in line with a GFI plug. Have you replaced the Bulb? Is it Fluorescent, Incandescent, or LED? Fluorescent= bulb or ballast. Incandescent= 12volt = Bulb or fuse, 110volt= circuit breaker or GFI Led= possibly in wrong (reverse it) Herman

Bob I deleted you second posting on this same topic. If you can pull your TV you will find another receptacle behind TV. One is only hot with the key in the off position while the other is hot with the key on or off. Plug the RV into that one. Herman

Here is a quote from FMCA's Membership Director. "Yes they are the “Real Deal Holyfield” and it is displayed on America’s Best site." Herman

Heavy wasn't it. Herman

Don, What coach is it in and does it have side mounted or rear mounted radiator? If it is a side mounted, should be no problem. However if it is a rear mounted, I myself would not try it. Herman

I am looking into this with FMCA. Will let you know here. Herman

I did the same as Viking. I bought the Samsung RF18. Took all the doors including the hinges and bottom drawer. I took the measurements and made a very light weight frame with the same measurements. Carried the frame through the door. Doing this I found that if I removed the Passengers seat and the TV (just barely cough the corner) and with my three sons help it went in through the door. Like Viking we had a Nevercool 1200 that died. We have never looked back, love the Residential and twice with the space. Herman

Aldo, FMCA Michelin and Continental tire program through FMCA may have tires for your 5th Wheel. Check the program under FMCA Benefits. For Phoenix look for RV Dealers and check the Review for each. You will find both Good and Bad, so as the Knight told Indiana Jones "Choose Wisely my Son" Herman

Esssexmike, Until you locate it suggest you don't let it get full. I am sure quite a few may leak when full. I always dump between 1/2 and 3/4. Herman

This is something we will all like to follow. As Wayne said lots of pictures, please. Just looking, I'll bet you wouldn't have any trouble getting a residential through the front door. Herman

Welcome to the Forum, I sent you an answer on a PM. Herman

There were a number of Forum Members in Tucson they will be back soon to the FMCA Forum. Not to sure what the FNCA is. 🤔 Herman

I copied your opening statement and gave it along with your email address to Dennis from HWH here at the Convention. He said that he would get it to the appropriate person. Hope it helped. Herman

Yes, HWH has a booth here in Tucson. Heman

You will only know when you remove the screw. I would go to Southern Tire Mart and have them remove it. They can tell you if it is too close to the edge or not. It may not be any more then just in the meat of the edge of the tire and your tire is fine. Good luck, Herman

When I worked as a mechanic we found parasites with this method. We would disconnect the positive cable. We would put a volt meter between the battery post and and the cable. It would show 12 volts. We would pull a fuse one at a time till the voltage drops. When the voltage drops there is where the problem is. You still have to find the issue but you have a starting place. Herman

I have I 2011 Silverado 4x4 with Blue Ox base plates and M&G brake system with safety disconnect. The base plates are very easy to install. They go where the tow hooks are and all you need to is drill two holes and you are done. You can go to Athens, Texas and have Montie at M&G install the brake system. Wiring is also simple. Herman

Bruce, I know Ed Smith and Roger Marble will be there. Not sure about any others. Herman