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Slide Out Storage Capacity
I have a ‘13 Eagle Cap 950, it has a single motor drive Happijac slide mechanism. The slide has two small outside compartments that share an interior drawer. How much weight do you think I can comfortably store in those little storage compartments and should i put the heavier weight over the side of the slide that houses the drive motor as opposed to the opposite side?
The HappiJack site has absolutely no specs on carrying capacity…
Thanks!!
Mr. E
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egarant
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08/17/23 02:03pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: Dometic Refrigerator not working as it should
Check voltages for sure, but it’s your control board, they are ****. I had the same kind of problems. Buy a replacement from Dinasour, they are in Oregon. Fridge works best it ever has.
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07/10/23 04:41pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: Happijac issue
I had a similar problem, it was the remote. The red and blue arrows get used a lot and eventually die. Buy a new one for $150 on Amazon, I now carry two at all times.
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05/31/23 04:25pm |
Truck Campers
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Air Bags Necessary?
My fridge, fresh water (50g), and single slide are all on one side (passenger side) of my Eagle Cap 950 truck camper, and as such it lists about 3/4” to the passenger side.
Is this a concern I need to address with airbags or not enough to worry about?
Thanks so much,
Mr. E
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04/27/23 11:46am |
Truck Campers
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RE: Theft at a State park.......
Don’t let staying in a State Park give you a false sense of security, I was at the State Park in Lake Havasu in my truck camper, full hook ups, I unplugged my power cable but left my expensive surge protector locked to the electrical post, went around town, came back and the surge protector was gone!
I complained to the front desk they asked around and then the Ranger came by with my surge protector! He said the “help” had thought I was gone and took it for safe keeping in case I would return.
They didn’t check if I was there another night, which I was, they kept it in their shed, not the front desk, where I would have gone. I told the Ranger I was going to call the City Police and he wanted no part of that, so they credited me with my entire stay for free.
I’ve also had chairs and a portable BBQ taken by the neighbors so they would not be “stolen”. If not for some nicer neighbors who came by and told me what happened, I would have lost those as well.
Don’t trust anyone or any place….
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11/02/22 02:00pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Proper Accumulator Tank Pressure
Well I called Shurflo today, hard to find their number, but it's 1-800-834-3218, keep it in your phone.
According to the tech, if you have the 4008 pump, as stated the turn on pressure is not the re-start presure and he didn't know why the manual for the pump doesn't clearly state it.
The turn on pressure for that pump is 38 psi, so the accumulator pressure should be set at 38 psi.
I think someone did come to that same conclusion, but I thought I'd double check.
Cheers,
Mr. E
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10/13/22 10:30am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Proper Accumulator Tank Pressure
Thanks so much!
Mr. E
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10/10/22 04:31pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Proper Accumulator Tank Pressure
ACCUMULATOR TANK: Model 182
INSTALLATION MANUAL
Thanks, but I do have those manuals, I'm interested in what the proper set pressure...
Egads man, don't be so lazy, read the manual!
From the manual that was linked above (took me a whole 2 seconds to find the info)..
"RV/MARINE APPLICATIONS WITH PRESSURE SWITCH-CONTROLLED PUMPS
The accumulator contributes to longer pump life, less noise, less amperage draw, and reduced water pulsation.
The most efficient use of the accumulator occurs with the pre-charge set at the SAME pressure as the pump’s pressure switch “turn
on” setting.
Typically, a 45 psi pump will turn on around 30 psi . Therefore, the pre-charge should also be 30 psi . The pre-charge MUST be set in a “static” condition (pump off and at least one water fixture opened).
Depending on pre-charge pressure to the accumulator, in relation to the pump turn on/off pressures, stored liquid is about
2 to 4 oz. . If accumulator tank pre-charge exceeds pump turn on pressure, the liquid volume is reduced."
Simply put, find the TURN ON pressure of YOUR pump, set accumulator pressure to the TURN ON pressure of YOUR PUMP.
Is that clear enough?
I read the manual, I even quoted the one part of the manual that I had a question on....is the RESTART pressure the same as the Turn on Pressure?
That's all.....
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10/10/22 02:24pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Proper Accumulator Tank Pressure
ACCUMULATOR TANK: Model 182
INSTALLATION MANUAL
Thanks, but I do have those manuals, I'm interested in what the proper set pressure...
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10/10/22 12:47pm |
Tech Issues
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Proper Accumulator Tank Pressure
Hi,
I have a Shurflo 4008-101-E65 that shows a shut off at 55 psi and a restart at 40 psi.
I have a Shurflo 182 accumulator tank, that if I am correct, should be set at 40 psi. That seems rather hight to me, I believe it is shipped with 20 psi.
I've had them in the past but never paid attention to the proper psi, I just installed them as they came.
Can anyone clarify this?
Thanks,
Eric
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10/10/22 10:53am |
Tech Issues
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