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I wouldn't think it would corrode any metal parts since it is supposed to be used over nails or deck screws but I suppose it is possible......

It sounds to me like the reprogram didn't work. Is there any chance of taking it back to the dealer for a retry?

Bob, you just made me jealous. Due to circumstances I have only been able to take one trip this year so far........ and my wife and I are both retired.:(

That the same for anything! Proper set up and knowledge is the key to safe travels, but unfortunately we have all seen drivers that turned a safe set up into an unsafe one due to abilities or lack there of.......

Well, I guess if you have decided that all sets of doubles are unsafe then so be it. I am not trying to argue or defend what the law says (there are some laws I don't agree with either!!), but if you were to drive mine with both trailers you will see that it can be done safely and easily. It is...

Don, you are giving us the worst case scenarios. Here are Minnesota the laws for recreational doubles. As you can see, IF you follow the law they are not a problem at all. I also have a camera that allows me to see the boat at all times from the cab. 1/2012 Three – Vehicle Combination –...

I screwed up in my last post..... My math sure wasn't doing good then. There is a 1500 btu difference not a 15,000 btu difference. I am sure 1500 btus will help, but not a large amount.

A pressure tap can be added quite easily to check the refrigerant, but chances are there is no need. If it had a leak it would probably be near empty by now. The larger AC unit will do quite a bit more to cool things down since it is just over one ton more cooling (a ton of cooling is 12,000...

Not all people use common sense........

Just keep in mind that I hear a lot of "You're going to kill somebody" about me pulling doubles (fiver and boat) with my pick-up too. You will be fine with your rig.

I don't have a truck yet, but even I know that the people telling you that are blowing smoke up your ..um,.... backside. There are even sites dedicated to which campgrounds that are big rig friendly. Just do a search for "big rig rv campgrounds" and google finds 103,000 results.

Yep, the terminology doesn't quite match up. Sure is a pretty unit though! Here is a picture from Craigslist

So, did you stumble across it? It's amazing how something so small can do so much........

So, what did you find?

New price on the '95. $5500

Being that close you probably wouldn't have much of a problem, but the purpose of the vent is to keep from having a full pipe draining and sucking your trap dry. You could also have a slow sink or I have even seen them burp. Put a Tee in for the trap arm and put one of these in. The second...

You need a vent close to the sink or what ever is on the end of the drain line for it to drain properly. That is the reason for the studor vent in RVs. Otherwise you would need to run a vent line to the tank vent.

Good thinking! Have you decided on what to do for the vent on that sink? Going to tie into the existing vent or use a studor vent?

Is that first one a drain for a sink? The only thing I would have done different was use a longer radius elbow. Looking good to me though!

You are right.... A dimmer would be a good thing to have on them!

Looking good!! Nice when things go right!

Sounds like it is one where you just elbow the one next to you and they do it!!

Oh, that's manly!!:D At least I would put pants on before I went outside. I hate getting laughed at....

Geez, now you are calling me abusive??? Man.... What a place....:p

LOLOLOLOLOL!!! Naw, you don't want me to do that....:eek: even with my manual awning.....:p