The gearbox of my Power Gear slide motor is seeping oil. It is my understanding that the oil is a byproduct of the grease inside the gearbox separating into its components.My first thought was to check the tightness of the screws holding the gearbox ...
I'm trying to figure out how my black tank and black tank valve are connected. What the methodology is and what the the white collar is called. Also trying to figure what I may have to do in order to replace the valve which is my plan because it’s st...
A couple months ago we noticed some bubbles forming under the EPDM roof material above the bedroom in our barely 3 year old 29-5T. It seems to have gotten worse. If you look at the photo you will see countless bubbles.We are looking for the cause and...
Does anyone know how to remove the trim on the sides of a Norcold N1095? I'm want to remove the left side trim in order to see if there is room to run a couple wires through the space...if there is any. I'm not sure what I'll be able to see if the tr...
I'm wondering about the feasibility of traveling west from Lee Vining, CA on CA 120 through Yosemite to Manteca pulling a 34' 5th wheel (37' if you count the bike rack on back) with my 6.7 liter diesel dually. I've driven this route many times in pas...
BugsRLB wrote:Sorry I was a little late with the ratchet strap idea! We tried everything as you probably did. Pry bars, wood wedges, brute force, swearing etc. Manufacturers should allow a little play in the pipe. Cause sooner or later, it's gonn...
BugsRLB wrote:First and foremost DRAIN and FLUSH the black tank very well prior to disassembly!As said, remove the 4 nuts and bolts from all four corners. Separate the black pipe on the right away from the from the blade valve. Insert new blade valv...
opnspaces wrote:I use plumbers silicon lube to hold the seals in place for assembly. If you are worried about the grease trapping particles think about gravity and just don't grease the bottom 1/3rd of the seal. But seriously the grease is not going ...
CA Traveler wrote:X2 above. Be careful with the installation that the 2 O rings remain in place.Thanks. I have seen suggestions online to use various kinds of lube to help hold the seals in place on the valve while installing it but I don't think tha...
Home Skillet wrote:DO NOT mess with the white section. Just unbolt the the valve and slide the new one in.You will have to scrape away the white sealant on the bolt heads.10.4. Thanks.
