I have a Lance 2005 Max 981 camper and after eight years and 100,000 miles of heavy use, I have decided to rebuild the service bay. The main problem is that the panel is cracking and falling apart. I was delighted to find that Lance still had the ...
It has been a long time since I have posted to this forum. I was a lot more active when I first began setting my TC up for extended travel. Since I retired in 2007, my wife and I have travelled about 100,000 miles, camped in every state except Hawa...
Well, almost - This trip will finish Canada except for Labrador. In the five years since we retired we have driven our Lance 981 nearly 100,000 trouble free miles and camped in every state and Canadian Provence (almost). We are currently in Anchor...
BradW wrote:2018 XLT F350 4x4 Crew Cab 8' BedSupposed to be here in 6-8 wks.-snipOur 2006 F350 did a great job hauling our Lance. I can't believe we've had that truck 12 years.BradWI remember that I bought my 2006 F-350 dually at the same time as yo...
I empty all tanks before removing from truck. I lower the jacks until the rear bumper is only a few inches off of the ground. (It stuns me that people store with the jacks fully raised - even at a campground!) I place bricks under the jacks. I cov...
That is very shoddy workmanship, but I wouldn't call it "devastating". It's an easy repair. If you want to see "devastating", just search this forum for broken frame welds and long term leakage and rot. You were lucking that you caught it early.
The units have a manufactured date on the back, but no expiration date. They generally advise replacing every seven years.I do not like the combo LP/CO detectors since LP gas is heavier than air and should be installed at floor level in the camper. ...
My original equipment Sharp 15in. tv is finally dead after 10 years. As I was dewinterizing and testing everything, I found that several fuses were blown. The TV and the Stereo would not function even after replacing the main fuses. It was after I...
