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RE: Kodiak HTT - Don't buy one -
I had tires on my pop-up that lasted 8 or 9 years. I will watch the tires on my new hybrid though. Thanks for the heads-up.
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Scouter55
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07/25/11 08:18am |
Hybrid Travel Trailers
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RE: Newbie question: Water heater operation
The trailer manufacturers don't even install a battery master switch which is why we get so many "Why is my battery dead after two weeks of storage?" questions.
-- Chuck
Hmm... I guess this is something else I need to install on my camper. Any particular switch I should use? Just connect the hot wire to the switch?
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Scouter55
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06/09/11 05:04am |
Hybrid Travel Trailers
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RE: Newbie question: Water heater operation
I installed a 30 amp 3 pole contactor that breaks 110 volt 12volt.A pressure switch is set at 30pounds.If no water pressure is there,contactor will not let water heater on.Also,I wired 110 volt to a seperate cord so I can use that 30 amps for other things. This seems like something the manufacturers should do for the water heater. A simple but effective prevention. Great idea.
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Scouter55
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06/09/11 04:49am |
Hybrid Travel Trailers
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RE: Newbie question: Water heater operation
Thanks. That is what must have happened. The element was on for a few seconds with no water and it burned up. I will check it out this weekend. Thanks alot!
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Scouter55
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06/07/11 01:34pm |
Hybrid Travel Trailers
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Newbie question: Water heater operation
We purchased our new hybrid last fall and used it a few times. Each time we used the water heater I used the propane. Another camper told me the last time that I could be using electric to heat my water, and showed me a switch for this option. But the water never got warmer than "tepid". Is there a problem with my electric part of the water heater?
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Scouter55
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06/07/11 12:50pm |
Hybrid Travel Trailers
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