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Gonna UBER, or rent,and e-bike for now
Can buy a lot of that for what it would cost for a toad and setup
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Think we’ll UBER
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Our local RV repairman quoted 300 labor Ana 200 material to replace the slide topper
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Yes the slide seal also needs repair, ☺️
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10 minutes ago, Stephen Walsh said:
The living room awning on our 2008 Monaco Cayman is separating from where it is attached to the coach. Does th
23 hours ago, Stephen Walsh said:The awning over the living room slide out is separating from where it is attached to the coach. Any way to repair other than replacing the entire awning?
20 hours ago, 96 EVO said:And I'm thinking he's talking about the slide topper 🤔.
That’s called a slide topper, not an awning? Thank you for clarifying that.
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I disconnected the wiring first
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Got inspired to get under steps and tighten and lubed linkage. Works fine now.
Thanks
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The awning over the living room slide out is separating from where it is attached to the coach. Any way to repair other than replacing the entire awning?
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Our electric steps started making a noise like an automatic weapon upon retracting. Anyone else had this happen? Watch video to hear the sound.
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Will the rig pull this easily or is it too much weight? The towing capacity lists at 7000lbs
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Thank you
Just what we needed
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Does the dipstick on the hydraulic jack reservoir pull straight out ? I twisted it but it just spins not unscrews. Don’t want to break it by forcing it.
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Can you send a photo?
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In our 2008 Monaco Cayman we had a smell. It turned out to be the dried out p-trap where our washer/dryer goes. We have not installed the washer dryer so the p-trap is behind the wall in the closet where it goes. I unscrewed the plywood, filled the p-trap, added a little fragrant oil and sealed the opening. No more stink.
Dried out p-trap for washer gray tank smell
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I found the reservoir behind the driver side rear wheels in between the power cord bay. Opened it with the round key (two doors). When we get back home I’ll try to pull the dipstick. I tried to unscrew it but it just kept turning. Don’t want to force and break it while on the road. Will look at it at home.
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Our bikes are 75lbs each
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True thank you
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You are correct
thank you
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On 3/9/2023 at 7:36 AM, ncsteve said:
Check your fluid level in the reservoir. This is the cause most of the time. The fluid movement during driving causes this if low.
I see the hydraulic reservoir in the back passenger side compartment with the oil and transmission dipsticks. It looks like it takes 10-40 motor oil. The hydraulic jack reservoir calls for Dextron transmission fluid. I lifted the top stair cover, there was screwed in plywood. I looked by the radiator, didn’t see anything there. There’s a drawing of it in the manual but not a schematic of where it is. Does anyone know where to find it?
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Seeking experienced RVers guidance
We are trying to decide which toad setup would make more senseA lightweight manual transmission 4 wheels down
we would have to purchase a lightweight vehicle that was able to be flat towed plus the base plate, arms, wiring , etc putting the weight at about 2500lbs plus 2 e-bikes and rack about 225 lbs
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buy a tow dolly and tow our paid for 2003 Ford Taurus 3355lbs,dolly 400lbs, total about 4000lbs plus bikes and rack 225lbs
we have a 2008 Monaco Cayman 37 ft with a Cummins 6.7 liters turbo,Allison 6 speed, towing capacity 7000lbs
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Want to tow 4000 TOAD - 2008 Cayman 37 ft - 340 HP 660 FT Lbs Torque ISB
in Toads
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Another question is when using engine brake descending grades with a toad, won’t that overuse the surge brakes on the car dolly saving the coach brakes but burning up the car dolly brakes?
I searched for if the brakes on the 4 wheel down toad will engage while using the engine brake. Some say yes that when the engine brake is on it triggers the coach brake lights. The coach brake lights might engage the 4 wheel toad brakes, and be burning those up while descending as well.
Third option, no brakes on car dolly. Must be under 3000 total lbs and doesn’t sound safe.
Think we will UBER, rent, and or e-bike unless there is a better solution.