Deborahheinz

Thanks

Thanks Bill

Bill, yes I have done a YouTube search. All I found was sag when being towed. I found nothing that addresses a 1/2 inch sag in the actual frame of the trailer.

Thanks Bill, the problem is that no one has identified what the “ fix” would be.

Thanks, my thoughts exactly

Sorry, had difficulty replying. The trailer is a Reflection by Grand Design.

I’m writing in reference to a 33 foot travel trailer. It has one slide on the drivers side toward the back of the trailer. When parked on a level blacktop surface and the trailer is level the back end of the frame is clearly lower or sagging. The dealer acknowledges that the back end is 1/2 an inch lower than the front. The manufacturer states that this is within normal parameters and will not take any action, so the dealer has taken the same position. Is this correct and common? I would think the slide out would be at risk of failing since the frame is not level. Looking for any I thoughts and suggestions. Thank you.

Thanks everyone. I will check on the canister

I have a 2005 Southwind on a Workhouse chassis. I have been noticing a “popping” noise after I pull in and shut the RV off. It’s coming from the back end where the gas tank is located. This week I stopped for gas and it was nearly impossible to get the fuel tank , aka gas tank, lid off. When I got it off it popped like under pressure. I filled motorhome and came home. I’m thinking I have a blocked gas vent?

I submitted an email to tech services but have not received a response.

Thanks for the info!

Thank you. I wasn’t sure if I would do more damage with that.

I have a 2005 Southwind motorhome. The side mirror is made by VelVac#713819. The left side mirror will not stay tight while on the road. I tighten it and it’s snug. Within 30 miles it’s spinning around and it useless. How can I get the adjustment to stay tight? No problem with the mirror on the right side. Thanks for any information.

Thank you for this information!