Deb and Ed M
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A friend of ours has something like this to left his chair up and into the truck bed chair hoist Not sure if you have enough clearance in the storage bay?
My sis is law had a hitch-mounted carrier with a ramp for her husband's power chair - Amazon carries those
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marronnin
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Has anyone had to replace this piece?
![[image]](https://i.imgur.com/mpNv0qEl.jpg)
My Google Fu is not working today, cannot find it anywhere, I even have the numbers from the backside.
![[image]](https://i.imgur.com/FvkD6xil.jpg)
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Racerboy76
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Hello Marshal,
If your RV is a THOR there is a owner portal on their website where you can order parts specific to your RV. I was able to order a OEM range vent for my THOR Majestic directly from them. Once you get setup on their site and supply the vin to your RV they can provide you spec sheets, manuals and parts for your RV.
Here is the link I used.
https://www.thormotorcoach.com/owners/need-parts-help/
They were very friendly and reached out to me directly that the part they had was the exact part I needed. May be worth a shot for the part you are looking for.
Hope this helps!
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MtnBikeMarty
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Majestic31 wrote:Has anyone installed Running boards on a Majestic 28A . What part # Where did you order from . I have a 2011 RV
Hey Majestic31,
I was looking back through this site and saw your question about running boards, yes I did, see ~page 160 of this thread, posted on 1/20/22, for my post.
I ordered from amazon the Dee Zee DZ2045 Brite-Tread Aluminum running boards, about $250... they are 40" long, so it fit the cab of my E450 easily. I did go through some drill bits drilling into the frame, and I swapped the provided screws with bolts, washers, nuts through the frame holes and used some lock-tite on the nuts.
I really enjoy them, and wish I'd had done that upgrade sooner.
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IAMICHABOD wrote:MtnBikeMarty wrote:IAMICHABOD wrote:Marty Great Job!!
Thanks for sharing your latest Mod,and the pictures of your handy work.
I am sure that others here on the Forum that want to do the same will be helped by your informative post.
Are These the ones that you installed? If so I will archive it all and keep it for future use in case others come along and want to do the same thing.
No, I didn't see that model when I searched for what would fit a 2011 E-350/450. The model I ordered was the DeeZEE DZ2045 which lists the dimensions as 40x11x8. The one you found is the DZ1034 with dimensions 40x17x8... so a little taller mud flap??? and a little more $. Other than that I'm not sure the differences.
When I get some time, I'll post some pics of the brackets, I didn't take any during the install cause I didn't want to get my phone dirty cause I had lock-tite all over my hands...lol
Marty
OK thanks for coming back with that,I see the one that I referenced, the DZ1034,looks like it would be wider, length 40'' x width 17''x 8''height.
I am looking forward to the pictures of the brackets and your great write up and handy work.
I looked back at my Amazon order, I got the Dee Zee DZ2045 that are 40"L x 8"W (step) x 11"H (mudflap) per the Amazon description, but I just rechecked mine and the mudflap is ~15"H. The critical measurement I believe is the length so it doesn't run past the cab and into the coach. I guess the step too, so it doesn't stick out to far, the 8" deep step is perfect.
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Finally got around to uploading some pics of the running boards installation: one is the done pic.
![[image]](https://i.imgur.com/XAQzgvDl.jpg)
Next is the brackets before the board put on, yes the one on the left is tilted and lower, that's cause where the other end of the bracket met the frame, the frame starts to turn downward, where I needed to mount it.
![[image]](https://i.imgur.com/IaH8E6wl.jpg)
and the last one is underneath, where the bracket is bolted on to the frame where I drilled. You can see the frame bends downward on the left.
![[image]](https://i.imgur.com/pYP0zUpl.jpg)
I did a lot of 3-D dry fitting, marking and measuring, then rechecking again before drilling, especially the driver's side cause the brake-line runs along that side of the frame. Plus, you have to go where that frame cross-member isn't as it comes across the frame, see the left side of the last picture.
So, you may not get the brackets exactly where the instructions say to do, but I spaced them out best I could, where I could get them to fit.
enjoy!
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We're DOWNSIZING.... After recently trading my SUV for a mid-size truck, we sold our 2011 Majestic 27G, 29ft-6", V10 E-450, so we can downsize to a smallish 16-18ft "couples" towable travel trailer.
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IAMICHABOD
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MtnBikeMarty wrote:
We're DOWNSIZING.... After recently trading my SUV for a mid-size truck, we're interested in selling our 2011 Majestic 27G, 29ft-6", V10 E-450 with 148K miles, so we can downsize to a smallish 16-18ft "couples" towable travel trailer.
MtnBikeMarty
PS, big THANKS to IAMICHABOD for starting and running this forum topic.
MtnBikeMarty.
Sad to see you leaving the ranks of Former Rental Owners,you are #75 on the list that now has more than 140 members on this Forum.Your early participation and the many well documented mods with pictures has been greatly appreciated and I am sure that they have helped others.I have most of them archived for future use if others come along that can use them.
Good Luck in your next RV adventures and that towable trailer.
Thanks again for your contributions to this thread, it is members like you that keep this Forum up and running with your knowledge and willingness to share and help others.
I am sure that you will do the same with your new RV.
Again Thanks and have a Happy camping season.
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socal77
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Took a 260 mile drive from our home in SoCal to Pismo Beach today in our 2009 Majestic 28A. Going strong at almost 177k miles.
Typically, my oil pressure gauge is always in the middle. When I was about 15 miles from Pismo, I noticed it was slightly higher. Maybe at 6 out of 10 instead of normal 5 out of 10. Any hints on what can cause a small increase in pressure. This is the first time in the 7 years I've owned it that I've noticed the gauge go slightly higher than the middle.
I use Mobil 1 Synthetic for 5W-20 for high mileage engines. To play it extra safe I change every 3,000 miles. One frustration I have is that I find it almost impossible for to check the oil level. The dipstick always comes out entirely wet in the reading zone, even when I've drained it and added new oil quart by quart. Anyone else deal with this?
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socal77 wrote:Took a 260 mile drive from our home in SoCal to Pismo Beach today in our 2009 Majestic 28A. Going strong at almost 177k miles.
Typically, my oil pressure gauge is always in the middle. When I was about 15 miles from Pismo, I noticed it was slightly higher. Maybe at 6 out of 10 instead of normal 5 out of 10. Any hints on what can cause a small increase in pressure. This is the first time in the 7 years I've owned it that I've noticed the gauge go slightly higher than the middle.
I use Mobil 1 Synthetic for 5W-20 for high mileage engines. To play it extra safe I change every 3,000 miles. One frustration I have is that I find it almost impossible for to check the oil level. The dipstick always comes out entirely wet in the reading zone, even when I've drained it and added new oil quart by quart. Anyone else deal with this?
At 6 out of 10, I would simply check the oil to make sure it isn't low (as best you can), and/or if it's time to change the oil go ahead and do that. Then I would just keep an eye on it.
Hope it never goes higher than 6 for ya. Good luck!
Chris
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