Dealer Called

Glazier

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Dealer called today, my Fifth Wheel is in. I will pick it up later in the week, dry weather expected then. It arrived exactly when they told me it would, I hope all goes well with it.
 
I need to update my information. Kentucky, and they are calling for dry weather after Wednesday. I will get it Thursday.
 
Nice Glazier!
Keeping my fingers crossed for good weather for you :)
 
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Nice Glazier!
Keeping my fingers crossed for good weather for you :)
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Thank you for the kind comment
 
They said dry weather coming later in the week. No School for the kids today, 3-4 inches of snow on the ground. It is December, so I know what to expect
 
Just got it home a while ago #407. This unit pulled very nice on the trip home. I will start getting into the nuts and bolts this weekend for sure, complete shakedown coming soon. I will get some pictures of it setting in my garage and post them.
 
Glad to hear that you got it home and it towed nice. Is that your unit number...407? We'll have to compare notes and see what changes have been since ours was built in September. Did your hitch setting work out okay?

Dave
 
Yes 407 is my unit number. Hitch height worked perfect, I have 8-3/4" bed clearance , tows level. I would be happy to compare notes, and pictures. I do have some questions about the WD prep and how to winterize it. Do you need to winterize every year if you never hook up a WD? It has antifreeze in the lines there now, will it not just stay there if the shutoff is never opened?
 
Glad to see that the hitch height worked out.
Sorry but I not following you at all on your reference to WD prep...I'll need you to explain more.
I'm curious about the awning...is it 6 or 8 ft wide, flat or pitched?

Dave
 
Aahhh! The light bulb goes on! I've never had a camper with a washer/dryer hook-up. Unless there's isolating valves which separate it from the rest of the water system which I doubt there are any, I would imagine that you'd have to winterize just like any other faucet. I've never used anti-freeze on the water pipes 'til now...always just blow out with compressed air. The winterizing set-up on the camper is dead easy, so I might change methods.

We have one of the first 337's built and has a flat, 6 ft awning that I'm not thinking as very useful.

Dave
 
Yes, it has the W/D prep...the first camper that we've had with that.
I think the new 337's also have some type of latch mechanism on the bath pocket door. Can you tell me about that too?

Dave
 
I will get into this thing more by the weekend. Let's prepare a list of things to go over with each other. Let's start a new topic on them, kinda like issues and answers on these trailers. I actually had an issue this afternoon with plugging the power cord to the trailer. I believe my cord end was burred up a little bit. I noticed that magnet looking lock too on the pocket door. I think a potential problem will be the plastic door straps used, they will fail quickly I think.
 

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