wildebill308

Congratulations on your new fifth wheel and welcome to the forum. If you put it and your tow vehicle in your signature it will help to get better quicker answers in the future. I bet by now you see there are some pros and cons to using a cover. Now hopefully someone who has used one will jump in with their opinion. Where are you storing the fifth wheel? Bill

The OP has a 2009 coach with 3000 psi lines. Who ever said you need a 5,000 psi line on a RV? Bill

Here is a video that should be promoted better for new people. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0hFvu73q08 Bill

One other thing is to make sure you get grease squeeze out equally from all caps. If not you need to clear the passages and repack or replace the U joint. I will say if I had ANY inkling of a problem with the U joints I would replace them. To cheap of a fix not to do. Bill

I agree with being "proactive". I would keep eye on them and revisit changing them next years annual. If you see any serious degrading of the condition. They might outlast you. Bill

Help me here, what I am seeing is the actual hoses are braided steel with a covering of some kind. Perhaps some kind of anti chafing cover. But it doesn't look durable enough for that. If you have no damage to the steel line from chafing/fraying or any leaking at/where the end fittings are attached you are probably wasting your money replacing them. Bill

Welcome to the forum. Can you post pictures of the cracking? Bill

Bruce, Welcome to the forum. I will check that out it sounds like something useful when you go to a new store. We know all Walmarts are set the same . I wish they had apps to do that for all the major grocery stores to. Finding your way around new stores is just part of the grand adventure. Bill

I would like to come over and harass you during your installation but have a commitment in Conroe. Bill

I don't know who is doing Quartzsite but just down the road is FMCA's 101st International Convention & RV Expo in Tucson AZ. Bill

Stupid double post and I can't just delete it. Bill

The letter is linked in post/reply #11. I think this is old news and not relevant today. Ray your homework assignment is to call Seven Corners and ask if it is still in place and report back. Bill

I am betting on a rally. You should message Carl and drive down there. I stayed there before 6 State, nice park and area. Bill

Are your attachment screws on the outside or on the inside like Jim S. Bill

Mark and Terri, welcome to the forum. Yes,The Oasis in Las Vegas is a great place. Bill

So is the outside vent molded into the endcap as Carl sayes? Bill

How did Newmar install it originally? Have you asked them? Have you tried to take out the shelf over the dryer? You might be able to see down the back of the dryer. Have you looked for an acess panel on the right side? Did it come off the dryer or the outside vent? Bill

What are you trying to say Herman? Bill

Yes. Bill

As long as they are the right load range and arn't rubbing or having a problem with clearance I don't see a problem. I am understanding the date code is good? They are actually giving you a little overdrive 62 actual at 60 mph. You can use this to do your own comparisons. https://tiresize.com/comparison/ Bill

That far north I would be shocked if they weren't treating the roads. They are treating roads in Dallas. Bill

Yes We have had rally's near Rusk. Bill

Jim S, great pictures. Here is another steam train you can ride. https://www.thetrain.com/events/steam-saturdays/ Bill

First thing I noticed is the tires that are on there are the wrong load range. You say they are G rated and the sticker calls out for LRH or load range H. I wish I could see the bottom of the tag/ the part cut off. Do you have a tag? What I see Interpret as the front steer 275/80R22.5 and the duels are 275/70R22.5 I think the bottom part is for coaches with a tag as the weight is blank. Bill

Jim, Re read what Ernie posted. He is in the RV floor business. Probably the best and has more experience than anyone else on the forum. Bill