Bootlegger

There are usually 2 circuit breakers on the inverter.  Make they are both flipped on.

Sounds like a ground wire issue.  I recently had the same issue and I found a loose wire on 1 of my pigtail connectors which was not all the way connected.  I started by checking my wiring harnesses and following them to the left light.  When I started moving the wiring harnesses I noticed the blinker started working.  It can take some time time tracing out a ground issue.

Following.  My 2005 Safari Cheetah has similar lights, and I have been unable to locate the rear tail light lenses.

I replaced my Sheppard with a TRW box and I have some play, but it is much better than the Sheppard box I had previously.  The below link has a lot of information in regards to what is, and what isn't acceptable for steering play.  Some claim to get it to zero play, but I was not that lucky and have about 1/2 to 1" of play on my Safari Cheetah.  Before the steering box swap, I had 5 to 6" of play.

https://www.irv2.com/forums/f115/steering-box-play-sheppard-m100-shim-or-swap-for-a-trw-210152.html

Good Luck and be safe.

I just had my shade break and thought the same thing.  Make sure to check your spring before assuming it is broke.  I had to take mine completely apart and adjust a plastic piece on the inside of the roller.  It takes a little patience to take apart.

I had originally pulled mine down too far, and it wouldn't retract.  It works like new again.

Just now, Bootlegger said:

I can fill my water through the opening on the left or connect a water hose directly below the arrow on the right.  The flow depends on the manual valve next to the arrow on my RV.

The handles some time strip out and do not turn the valve.  Can you see the valve stem moving?

On my RV, I have a manual valve that diverts the water to City or Tank Fill.  If I turn it to City water, the freshwater tank does not fill, and I do not need my water pump.  

I can find round fog light replacements, but these fog lights are an oval shape. 

Every place I have previously checked says discontinued or out of stock.

My apologies for the bad pic, but I had this pic from a previous post and I am looking for the entire fog light assembly.  The plastic has dulled so much that the lights do no good.  Thanks in advance.

Following.

I have the same problem on my 2005 Safari.

Sounds like a bad cell in one of your batteries.  I went through 3 batteries in as many months on my wife's SUV.  The dealership blamed bad batteries made during covid.  

That is quite the plumbing you have.  Just be careful of crossflow contamination in to your freshwater.  You may want to insert a backflow preventer on the black line for just in case.  Just my 2 cents worth. 

Hi Bob, I had a similar leak just a few months back.  My leak was from the foot valve.  It had a small crack and would leak just enough to keep the floor wet.  They are easy to replace and relatively cheap.  

7 minutes ago, JDCrow said:

Awesome! Thanks. They did a great job. I’m sure there are a few on here that would like to know where it was done. 

Unfortunately, I acquired this RV through a dealership and the previous owner had passed away without leaving any receipts of the work.  

7 minutes ago, klcdenver said:

Bootleggers looks really nice. When or if mine gets bad that is what I am planning to do. I am not sold on the solid black. 

Is it any harder to clean the bugs off versus just paint?

Bugs wash right off.

These pics are a little closer from today.  Just got back from the Blackhills, so there are still bugs on the front.

The previous owner of my coach had sprayed Rhino liner on the front.  Judge for yourself.

I was told that any refrigerator should work off of an inverter as long as your inverter is built for it.  I am not an electrician, so I will let the experts chime in on this question.

I just recently replaced my Never Cold with a residential fridge.  I hired a local rv company to install mine and it took them about 2 hours, including removing the driver side window.  My pick was based on what was available in my area.  It works great.  

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Frigidaire-18-cu-ft-Top-Freezer-Refrigerator-Black/1000225699

I had a similar locking issue, but mine started occurring after I installed new entry steps.  I sometimes have to slightly push in on the door to get the door handle to function.  My 2 cents worth. 

Steve, I do not have an answer for an install shop in Tennessee, but there are plenty of YouTube videos on how to do the job yourself.  I recently replaced mine by myself and it took about 2 hours.  It would have been easier with 2 people, but you can do it yourself.  Good luck.

More than likely you have a missing  tooth on the gear.  They break off from getting in a bind or stepping on the steps before they are fully extended.  I had the same issue on my rv.  Found the gear online and replaced myself.

Rik,

I have been wondering about the same thing.  I have a 2005 Safari Cheetah and it has always dripped, but now I am getting hard water spots on the side of the rv.  I have seen RV gutters that can be place on the side of your RV to direct the water to the front or back of the coach.  

https://www.amazon.com/Esssentials-UW05004-Polar-White-Gutter/dp/B009IGF42G/ref=pd_ybh_a_14?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=F6HDD94CWTP073E7S4S8