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RE: Light gas leak
Was the oven pilot light lit to burn that gas or was it just venting to the air in the oven? We have noticed gas smells are stronger when the LP tank is approaching empty.
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WayneAt63044
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09/15/23 07:14pm |
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RE: 2020 KZ sportsmen se TK tire blowout (advice needed)
I, too, shredded a tire which tore up the inside of the "wheel well". I replaced the material with Coroplast, the black corrugated plastic board that lasted for years without deterioration. It handled road spray and rocks from the tire flawlessly. I screwed it into the bottom of the flooring and sealed the edges to make it waterproof.
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WayneAt63044
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07/19/23 05:45pm |
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RE: Radius shower
Mine was that way too. There was an access panel at the front that I opened and shimmed some 2x4, 2x2, or whatever to take the flex out of the flimsy shower pan. That was a decade ago and I don't remember the actual items I used but the flimsy pan never cracked or leaked. That access also allowed me to tighten the shower drain PVC couplings that were not tight.
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WayneAt63044
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07/14/23 02:46pm |
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RE: Surge protector
So far all the responses are from folks who recommend using such. In 30 years of RVing around the country I never needed one. Ran into a few pedestals that were worn or had no ground but never a major issue that put my trailer or contents at risk. A surge protector will not survive a direct lightning strike as it just isn't stout enough to handle all the Joules in a lightning bolt. Check with an independent electrician for perhaps a different opinion from those who sell power protection. Do you have such for your whole house? Have you needed it?
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WayneAt63044
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07/06/23 06:57pm |
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RE: Schwintek slide out system failure - brand new TT
My Schwintek slide has never had a problem in nearly 10 years.
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WayneAt63044
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06/29/23 02:54pm |
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RE: need help with wiring on KIB monitor panel
Maybe this will help some.
https://pdxrvwholesale.com/products/kib-electronics-monitor-panel-model-m25-2hwl-repair-installation-kits
Otherwise contact KIB Service & Warranty @ 574-262-0518 (merged with American Technology Components support at 574-322-5505)
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WayneAt63044
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05/05/23 02:30pm |
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RE: Electric Stabilizers
Yep, common for the roll pins to shear in the coupler from the motor to the worm screw.
I would recenter the bulb seal and put a spot a Liquid Nails at each end to secure it in the track. Then dust the outer surface of the bulb seal with talc so that the friction between the seal and slide out is less than the friction holding the seal in place.
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WayneAt63044
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04/06/23 08:23am |
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RE: Stop Light/turn signal blowing bulb
Wrong bulb number? Same bulb as the right side?
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WayneAt63044
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03/20/23 09:45pm |
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RE: Tire Rotation
Look at the wear patterns of the tire treads. You'll get more wear from a set of tires by rotating if one or more aren't aligned well. Move the best tire to the location that has the most wear, etc.
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WayneAt63044
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03/20/23 09:05am |
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RE: Trailer Brakes HOT after adjustment
For a while I had some self-adjusting and some manual adjust brakes. The self-adjusting drums would measure 120 degrees while the manuals were around 90 degrees after a 2 hour run. I since have gone to all manual adjust brakes to keep the temperatures down. You really don't want to adjust them to rub a bit like the self-adjusting always do.
To test bearings & braking I would jack up one wheel at a time and check for just a very slight wobble in the bearing and then pull the emergency brake cable to engage the brakes. Then spin the wheel forward to determine how far it rotates with the magnet energized before the brakes apply. Never got over 1/2 turn before the brake shoes stopped rotation by hand.
No need to have things so tight you get unneeded friction and heat.
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WayneAt63044
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10/11/22 12:48pm |
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