Bear with me on my description ... but my interior door leading to the bathroom has a plastic molding around it. It is the type that has a "lip" all the way around it and covers about a 1/2 in perimeter of the entire door minus the bottom. All that b...
My Wingard antenna crank handle is all of a sudden is turning when I adjust the directional bezel? It won't turn if I hold the handle. I haven't had a chance to investigate the cause as of yet but does anyone have a tip as to where to look first? Als...
I'm looking on Amazon and they have Timkin bearings. Description does not state country of manufacture but the photos clearly show them stamped USA. Has anyone bought these recently that can verify that they are USA bearings or is Amazon using a 7 ye...
Hi all hope I don't start a war here but... I just received an order of 4 new hubs for my 5th wheel from etrailer.They're Dexter hubs (made in USA)that came with the races already pressed in,the inner/outer bearings,and oil seals all of which are sta...
I just installed 2 fans in the stack of my refer to aid in cooling. Everything went well until I connected to a toggle switch to manually control the on-off function of the fans. Without the toggle the fans run as they should but obviously I don't wa...
Check out this video follow it to a "T" and you'll be smiling.I did and my pans are better than Teflon following this advice.https://youtu.be/rRZMXZfcol8 I love this guys videos and recipes, lots of good stuff there!
cpaulsen wrote:I used Krylon spray paint for plastic/fiberglas in a whole shower that had turned yellow over the years in a older Montana 5th wheel. Used a laquar thinner to clean it and spray painted it. Turned out great and after 3 years it still ...
ksbowman wrote:I have an old Coachman 1987 5th wheel (18') that I use for hunting that is still going strong. The last 5th we had before our newer GD was a Keystone 2004 and it was getting tried with quite a few problems popping up. I think some at l...
I did it to my dinosaur 1990 Coachman that was my rebuild/learners project and it was routed thru the ceiling joists. Not knowing what I was doing at the time I yanked it like a tug o war contestant and I got it out but... you guessed it,it never wen...
Just my 2 cents but I went thru 2 sets of blinds in my trailer within 1 year before it ever moved an inch. They were decent blinds (I think) from Lowes and looked great but after a couple of months the cord would bind up and not go up or down evenly ...
