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We have had no correspondence from FMCA on our Sprint/T Mobile Hotspot. Lately it is showing "Connected with no internet" on all our devices. I called Tech Connect and have not received a return call in over a week. Have they shut down the T Mobile hotspots?

I always followed the book. Start, run for 5 minutes, shift into D, back to R, and into N, shutoff and go. Also run it for 5 minutes after towing although that is not spelled out. Turn off heater/AC and radio. A charge line from the Motorhome to the car is needed to prevent a dead battery.

bhalldorson Thanks for the response. We live near Sioux City and the closest place to get this done at a Blue Ox Dealer is Council Bluffs. Over 100 miles for us. Tried to have it done at Blue Ox in Pender but they no longer do that type of work at the factory. They did the work on my 2013 MKS. Could you get me the name and location of your guy? He may be closer for us as well. Price sounds better also.

We just purchased a used 2016 Lincoln MKS with 22,000 miles to use as a TOAD. Currently towing a 2013 Lincoln MKS (50,000 towed miles). We use a Blue Ox base plate and the Air Force One braking system. Our motorhome is already set up to tow with the AF1. For a complete setup on the new to us TOAD we were given a 3K bid to set up the TOAD. Lights with charge line, AF1 (just car side as motorhome is set up), and Blue Ox base plate. Does that seem high? Was way cheaper in 2012 when we set up the current TOAD.

We are looking at similar GM products for our next tow vehicle. It is my impression you have to have the right engine to tow. Not all of these vehicles can be towed.

Our problem was a stuck check valve. I hit it a few times with a hammer (lightly) and it started working properly. Has been fine for nearly a week now. Thanks for all the suggestions.

We have a 2018 Newmar Dutch Star 4369 with the Oasis heating system. We have something going on that makes it very hot in the cabinet under the kitchen sink. This is only the case when the Oasis is running, either on electric or the burner. I have checked the bypass switch and it is in the right position. Thinking maybe a bad check valve. What do you think? Anyone else with this problem?

We have been using this card for the last month. Discounts are real and as stated Loves gives the best discount. We have used it around Eastern Canada and although there is no discount there, it starts the pump in any line and no putting a credit card in 3 times to get a fill. Love this card.

You got me excited when I saw your post and I looked it up online in the owners manual. According to Lincoln the 2.7 L is towable 4 down. Our search begins. The one we looked at must have had the other engine.

We looked at this vehicle as well and were told it is not towable 4 down by the dealer. If you get it set up to tow please post how you did it as we are in the market for our next car to tow 4 down. We love our MKS and prefer a sedan but it seems all companies are going to SUV's.

The adapter is called (right off my invoice) SATDSHOTAHOPPER3 OVER-THE-AIR ANTENNA ADAPTER FOR HO. Hope that helps. Cost with tax was $85.55

Problem solved!!! I went to an upscale electronics store in Sioux City and asked about my problem. They said the first generation OTA adapter from Dish network was junk from the start. This is the one I had and it did get very hot. Since we lost our first motorhome to an RV fire, not the best choice for us. They told me Dish has come out with a 3rd generation adapter that is much better. $85 later it is installed and voila' 18 channels. Same as going straight to the TV with the razor. Now my OTA channels are in my Dish Network guide and I can record them off the OTA antenna. That allows recording 2 things at the same time. One off OTA and one off the satellite tuner. If there are shows on two networks we like that air at the same time we now have the flexibility to record both. Sweet!

Yesterday I called Dish and asked about this problem and their rep told me the OTA adapter reduces the signal so what I am getting might be it. She said if I get anything the adapter is working correctly. I did not like this answer so I took the adapter off my hopper and tried it in the Motorhome with the Wally. Wouldn't you know it, 10 channels. Only ABC missing. Now I am on a quest to find a better OTA coaxial to USB converter than dish sells. Any suggestions? Will the adapter for a video game work on a TV? Not sure about all this hertz and gigga stuff.

Our motorhome has a razor OTA TV antenna. I use a Dish network Wally receiver. When I scan for OTA channels directly on the TV I am getting 18 channels in my current location. When I scan thru the Wally I am only getting 3 channels. I have the adapter for the OTA reception and am hooked up to the razor. This has not worked right since we got this motorhome. Suggestions? Could my adapter be faulty or am I not actually hooked up to the razor. How would you track this down?

I agree which is why I wondered if anyone was using one and how it works. Our coach does have a tag so would spread the weight a little.