I have been inspecting and touching up the sealant every 4-6 months around all the roof penetrations on my 2013 Keystone Laredo since I purchased it. I have not checked the air conditioner or the refrigerator vent since I cannot see the sealant aroun...
My wife and I have been wintering at an Encore Park near Venice Florida with our 27' TT. We will be leaving Rochester, NY shortly after Christmas. We would like to make an October trip to the Winchester VA. area and leave the TT in storage there unti...
I cover my electric tongue jack with a large clear ziploc bag. Never see moisture in the bag and I never need to take it off. I can operate the light and access the switches with the bag on. My jack has some rubber hole covers which could leak as th...
Living in upstate NY I would not open the slide in the winter if it was not necessary. I would wait until the temps were above freezing for several days. If there is water/ ice on the seals you may run the risk of damaging them. I think the slide wil...
I have a fiberglass front cap on my Laredo TT. Surprisingly I am not having a chipping issue either. I do not use mud flaps on the tow vehicle. If I did have a chipping problem I would have a clear plastic chip guard applied professionally. I had it ...
Same experience here also. We are towing 6300 lbs. with a 2012 Sierra CC and 5.3 /3.42 axle. Plenty of power on hills. We tow long distances and get a low of 9.5 mpg. to a high of about 11.5 mpg. Depending on terrain, wind etc. The new 5.3 should be...
You cannot easily get to the bed with the slide in. We use the bathroom and the kitchen at rest stops though. The Inaccessible bed during rest stops did not matter to us. Guess it's a matter of preferences though. All the TT we looked at had drawback...
