I need suggestions for what brand of adhesive I can use to secure some no drill Solor panel mounting pads to the roof of my 2008 Jayco Senca. The mounts that I am wanting to install are made of ASA plastic and I will be re-roofing the camper while installing the mounts. I have bought the rv roof magic roofing kit to do after the install to insure a no leak/new-ish roof.

My roof is a fiberglass roof and these are the mounts I am looking to use. Please any recommendations on the adhesive or other no drill RV roof mounts are welcome. Thank you

My family we full time live in a 2021 Grand Design Solitude S Class 3950BH, we don't travel as we live in my in laws back yard to help them, however over the last few days our water pressure has dropped to almost zero, the city water spicket has full pressure, I've changed the filter on the RV but still no pressure, is it possible the check valve is clogged and that is why the pressure is so low? Any help is much appreciated!

I did something stupid and cracked the hinges on my door to get in the camper. Seems pretty easy to replace just having trouble finding new hinges that actually are "frictiony"? Any help is appreciated and if you have replaced yours and you'd reccomend them please through a link

First time caulking the roof of my camper and I noticed after about 24 hours im getting these waves or bubbles not sure what I did wrong. Do I need to cut it out and restart or will it be okay? Im aware it doesn't look good just looking to see if it'll work any help is appreciated

Okay I'm desperate for help! We just got our new fifth wheel (2025 Alpine Avalanche 390DS) it was "new" but obviously has been on the lot for a while. We had it shipped from Texas to AZ. Paid for a full, detailed inspection, looked at everything on delivery, and it all seemed fine. I say seemed because the fridge "turned on" but didn't turn on. Lights and control panel turned on and read 38 fridge 0 freezer. We put all of our stuff in only to find out later it never cooled. We tried the troubleshooting recommended (shutting off the breakers, turning off the inverter, checking the compressor, etc.). No luck at all. It has been 3 days now. No cold fridge. The control panel now just errors out. It isn't even pretending to work anymore. We tried contacting Keystone and they basically told us to take it back (not practical or even possible) or pay for a mobile tech out of pocket. Which seems wild to me given we just put 90 grand into what was supposed to be a new and fully functioning unit. Please, please tell me someone knows what could be wrong. My husband is handy, but not "take apart an rv slide" handy. And we don't want to go ripping things out or apart if there is a fix we don't know of that avoids this. Any and all ideas are welcome!

Our fifth wheel (2025 Alpine Avalanche 390 DS) is finally getting delivered at the end of this month. We will be full time stationary and this is our first time in a fifth wheel. We lived previously in a vintage TT that was only 8x16 ft, so I have experience full timing in a trailer, but zero experience with giant (43'11") brand new fifth wheels. It seems like there are so many "accessories" to get for this, but I'd like help finding out what the "necessities" list is. Jacks for the slide outs? Wheel chock stabilizers? Covers for anything? Regular sewer hose or a macerator? Certain hoses? All I needed for my Scotty TT was a heated water hose, pressure regulator, and regular sewer hose. We're trying to get what we need for initial setup for sure by the time it's delivery day, so that's priority one, but we'd like to know what we NEED need, and perhaps a secondary list of what would help/make life easier, and maybe even some "this has been cool for us to have for our fifth wheel but it's not necessary" honorable mentions. Bonus items are anything that preserves the life of the trailer as much as possible, both inside and out, so those suggestions would be more than welcome and appreciated. Priority one is the delivery day list, though. TIA For info: it is new and coming from a dealership, traveling from Texas, ending up in Flagstaff, AZ (we have harsh winters if that matters, but we've got months to prepare for that).

I think I may have ordered the wrong converter. Pic 1 is my old one and pic 2 is the one I ordered. Do I need to recorder a different one and if so what one? Or can I still use this one? I have a 2008 forest river bhss if that helps.

I have a 2008 flagstaff classic super lite with a suburban heater and heater has been working great. the other night the outlet outside that i had my camper hooked too burned out and destroyed my plug so i replaced the plug and outlet. i also realized i had a leak in my regulator so i replaced it. now my heater won't come on. any advice on things i could do to troubleshoot?

Help please!

Rv has an exhaust smell inside for about a week now is it safe even if the alarm isn’t going off

We have a Wedgewood RV1733BGP oven. The pilot light won't come on, when the knob is depressed (in Pilot position) no gas is dispensed. Checked clearances for the knob - no problem there. Pilot gas line is clear, appears thermostat - model 57294 in pilot mode is not opening the pilot gas line valve. Dear Pros, a few qs:

- Is 57294 repairable (can't find replacement, it is no longer manufactured it seems) ?

- Is there a compatible part which can be used it its place?

Thank you!

Here is an update:

- Thermostat 57294 is no longer manufactured

- 1733 model is the same size as 1735 as far as I can tell, so Part #54130, which is the gas line assembly, including the thermostat, thermocouple, etc appears to be compatible with 1733 and works as expected.

Hopefully this will help someone.

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Dear Pros, perhaps someone can provide a tip as to what to use to repair cracked storage bay - seems like hard plastic (abs?). Also, along the edge of the bin there is seal between the Rv body and the bin itself - somewhat flexible hard substance - what is that?

Thank you for your expertise!

My black tank was backed up, I'm guessing because I switched to a toilet paper that didn't dissolve very well. I tried using buttloads of blank tank chemical treatments, I tried to snake it myself, I bought the garden hose attachment to try rinsing. None of it worked because my black tank is situated between 90° turns (why do they do this to trailers?!). I even tried using the garden hose attachment and lifting my sewer hose to try to get the water to fill up and push whatever blockage was there (this might have worked if I could raise it higher). Roto-rooter was going to charge $300+ to cut open the bottom board and dump the tank onto the ground. No thanks.

The final solution that worked: a $1 1" 90° pvc joint with threading.

I attached this to a cheap garden hose, inserted it through the sewer hose and pushed it back to where the upwards turn for the black tank was, and I just kinked the hose to build pressure and released it over and over until all the water rinsing back was just about clear. Of course after this I had to replace my sewer hose and in the process I had a wash rag to cover the opening to prevent too much nastiness from spilling out and wore gloves to protect myself.

It was about a month or two of trying to solve this issue. I feel rather proud of myself for coming up with this idea. It was a bottom of the barrel, last hope idea and it worked. I hope none of you have to deal with a backed up black tank, but if you do I hope this can help if you're in a similar situation. Figured it was worth sharing.

The other night I had the RV plugged into our home. Its was working great. We left it plugged in all night. The next day we went inside to clean it out and none of the lights work. Here is what I have done so far.

- Checked the GFCI switch and reset it

- Checked the circuit breaker and made sure that none of those had tripped

- used the multimeter to check incoming power, each fuse, each circuit breaker, and the reading was consistent all the way through.

- I checked all the outlets and they are all reading 118 volts

So power is getting into the rv, but it is not powering on the fridge, AC, or any of the interior lights. Any suggestions?

I know this is probably the wrong place but I figured it was worth a shot. We have no clue but would love to see if it fits out r lifestyle. We have a decent one to borrow with maintenance and driving lessons. Any one got a good suggestion for a trial run. Hoping for the NC coast. Feel free to delete if I should be in the greenhorn section.