I have a 2000 Keystone Montana that I'm attempting to hook up to a power line from our PV solar system we have on our property. The 5th wheel has been on our land since we bought it about 5 years ago, and when we needed power (it's more of a storage ...
Hey, folks, I've got a weird situation with our 2000 Keystone Monaco that's parked on our property. We've built a solar set up on the property in preparation for building our home there. Until it was completed, we would use a generator to power any A...
Hey, folks, I just replaced a section of floor and a few wall panels due to a roof leak in the large slide out of our 2000 Montana. When I reinstalled the window trim rings, I saw that the screen over the horizontal crank out windows was not seating ...
Our 2005 Montana developed a roof leak in a 12' slide out, and I've had to tear off 8' of the 12' length and replace it. I'm waiting on the rubber and adhesives to finish the roof. The walls in one corner were pretty bad, so I've torn them and the ce...
We have a 2000 Montana 5th wheel that we keep down at our property. We mainly use it for a break room and to keep tools in until we build a house there. We bought the 5th wheel 2 years ago for this purpose, and before we took it down to the land, we ...
Thanks stircrazy and opnspaces- that's a new one on me. I'm thinking the idea of the PO needing a breaker fast and this was the one on hand. Funny thing happened this morning, though. I got an email from e-trailer.com asking how the adapter I bought ...
Thanks, deltafired0g55s. I guess I've never seen one of them. But why would this be used, or even necessary? Seems like the ability to have two 120v wires stuck into a single breaker, which means 240v input? Or is it just twice as much current leadin...
While I'm on this subject, can anyone tell me why there is a double pole breaker in this box? There is only one wire coming into it. What good is a double pole breaker that's only being fed on one side? There's a piece of tape just to the right of th...
Thank you, Stircrazy! After posting yesterday, I spent some time searching the subject and found both of the breakers online. The single pole 30A breaker had to be replaced with an Eaton CL type, but it's exactly the same. The other, a double pole 20...
Let me check the manual when i go down there next, but as I said, since I've had to put an adapter on it to use my 30A generator, I would say it's 50A.
