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Have the front end alignment checked, a toe out will make it wander.

I would go with Roadmaster bar and brakes. Totally USA made in Vancouver Wa. Excellent customer service.

Sounds like you need a portable dish with at least two outputs for two receivers. You can use a home dish and a tripod stand. There are apps for your cell phone that show you where the satellites are.

It should be spring loaded to center position.

Make sure the fan in installed the correct direction.

I can't remember the name but I think it was built in Elkhart in the 70's because I saw a lot of them in a plant being built. Some how Eldorado comes to mind.

Most newer motorhomes come with a y pipe from the factory. All of those parts are available at most rv parts stores.

It may reform if you don't remove the moisture by removing the bulb.

I had an rv queen, 60x74 and went to a standard queen,60x80 and have a much better choice of available mattresses. I like the extra length.

Not all memory foam mattresses are created equal. Some are cooler than others.

I think Camping World carries them.

I used 303 on my vinyl graphics for 18 years to keep them in presentable condition. I finally had to give up and did a full body paint.

Yes, great post

After fighting that very problem on several motorhomes I went with SeeLevel gauge system. The sensors are external and the readout is in percentages. Seems to be trouble free.

Make sure after you dry it out that you have a good seal at the bulb base, o-ring or flat rubber washer.

Take the bulb out and blow compressed dry air into it until dry. You can use a heat gun on low.

I mounted in the propane tank compartment which is open to the bottom.

I would get a Walmart atlas which list all the stores and Sams clubs and locations.

What isolator do you have? It sounds like you may have more than one problem.

3M has a new spray on coating that is supposed to peel off easily. I believe its called Defender.

The standard RV outlets that are used are approved by RVIA and work very well. Like anything, if it is defective it can cause problems, but not due to design. It is not an accident waiting to happen. We have been using and installing them for over 35 years and never had any customer complaints.

If you have a toad be sure it has brakes.

If it is wired in before the ATS I think it will give you more protection because as pointed out things such a lightning and other line irregularities, would be stopped. Irregularities with the gen power are very rare.

The reason I recommended a Class C was the $20k cap. If you have unlimited funds my recommendation would have been slightly different.