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RE: The "L" in LCD
Don't you think that if your LCD tv had to be reoved for the winter there would be directions in the winterizing section of your manual? Otherwise, the legalese people would have a field day!
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USA in a Chevrolet
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10/21/12 10:11am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: brakes on my 5er
My friend tried everything with no luck. Then he took it to a mechanic who thought the problem might be a bad ground. The ground wire from the receptacle to the chassis ground was badly corroded. He replaced the receptacle & the ground wire & the brakes work great. This can especially be a problem is you installed an in bed receptacle & were not careful to make a good connection to the old wiring. That is why I like the T connector receptales for in bed. You remove the old cable bundle from your factory receptacle & the new receptacle wiring has a T connector that goes into the factory receptacle.
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USA in a Chevrolet
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10/21/12 10:07am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Need new TV for a 32 Mobile Suites
A 2011 or newer Chevy 3500 dually will be more than adequate for your Mobile suite. The 2500 dually is rated for 29,000 lbs combined weight. I have a 36' Select suites that I tow with my 2011 3500 dually & my combined weight is about 26,000 lbs. In addition the rear for this truck is rated for 6000 lbs payload.
Ahh but whats the pin weight?
Thats the killer- gross combined are big easy numbers and we sound like hero's quoting them but the little number, the pin weight is what hits the wall first.
Pulling is the easy part -carrying- thats a backbreaker.
As I said my rear axle is rated for a 6000 lb plus payload. It is more than adequate according to GM's specs. Other than a New Horizons, I don't think you can find any fifth wheeel that would not be within the weight carrying capacities for this truck.
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USA in a Chevrolet
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09/10/12 05:34pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Need new TV for a 32 Mobile Suites
A 2011 or newer Chevy 3500 dually will be more than adequate for your Mobile suite. The 2500 dually is rated for 29,000 lbs combined weight. I have a 36' Select suites that I tow with my 2011 3500 dually & my combined weight is about 26,000 lbs. In addition the rear for this truck is rated for 6000 lbs payload.
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USA in a Chevrolet
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09/10/12 06:52am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: counter tops
Thanks but it's not Corian. They call it lite-gran according to there web site. I didn't learn much looking at it so will just have to contact a dealer on Monday.
It's still probably a solid plastic table top & all of them can be repaired.
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USA in a Chevrolet
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07/29/12 03:03pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: counter tops
If your countertop is corian it can be repaired. If it is craqcked that is often caused by using a long screw underneath the corian to attach something to it. to find a company to repair do a ggogle search for corian repair near your location.
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USA in a Chevrolet
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07/29/12 11:12am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Alpenlite Battery Auto Fill
I have the Pro Fill also & it works well.
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USA in a Chevrolet
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07/21/12 09:40am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Fifth Wheel Trailer brakes HELP!
I am not familiar with the Voyager. However, when my original Prodigy failed, Tekonsha sent me a free replacement as it had a lifetime warranty.
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USA in a Chevrolet
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07/21/12 09:37am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: excessive chucking need some help
I'm pretty happy with my MorRyde pin box. no chucking.
I agree. I have had the MorRyde pin box on my last 2 fivers. works great to prevent chucking. I would not adjust your trailer to ride nose down.
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USA in a Chevrolet
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07/04/12 08:29am |
Fifth-Wheels
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