Recent content by Domo

Could you kindly post pictures of the heater and thermostat and the propane valve(s)? You're looking at your furnace, not the water heater? To verify, the furnace continues to blow heated air into your RV and never turns off until the propane is empty despite how hot it gets in your RV? Do...

There are several my wife uses, however this is a public forum with no age restrictions and very attentive admins ... (LOL)

Keep the tires one one axle the same brand/size. Don't bother replacing the odd one from Walmart - just get three more as the first on is not too old. Or, you can check the date on your spare (less than 5 years or replace it also) and match that brand/model and get three to match and put those...

What has four letters, sometimes has nine and never has five...

That was my problem - DW can fold in half and go out feet first. I can't get my legs up over the little cabinets that are under the escape window at the same time. That's why I put in the grab bar to let me go out head first, grab the bar and slither out the window. We had been taught to go...

We installed a grab bar to one side of the escape window. Now, anyone can open the window, grab the bar and let the rest of the body snake out while holding the bar and then simply let go of the bar and walk away...

Bandaids.

Never had a driver's door, never really noticed or cared. I don't like the idea of stepping out on the traffic-side of the road.

Do you have one on your car? If so, how is that paying off for you?

Our 2008 is just fine. Every few years, when changing/checking the sacrificial anode I blast water in through the pressure relief valve connection (with it removed) and the c**p comes out the anode hole. I usually get wet in the process so I do this task in July.

I usually go elsewhere for clickbait.

Good job! - Never be afraid to pull panels, drawers, shelves - Lord knows how some things are attached and sleuthing can reveal extra issues that you can repair along the way as you search for the original trouble.

Remove a drawer and if you can see a cleat on the floor that the cabinet should be attached to you can put in a few more screws. Or, maybe just tighten up the ones that are there, perhaps by removing them, dropping a few toothpicks into the hole and then reinstalling the screws.

Were they working when you first inspected the RV?

They are a real company, why not make this their problem? Sadly, it seems today's world is based on "buy something, get it home and then fix it." We have to stop accepting mediocrity, poor quality and broken promises.