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I don't seem to be able to take a small enough image so I'll describe it. It leaks from a small knob off of the main part of the regulator. There is a screen on it. Not a joint or hose connection. To get by last weekend I purchased a different style. The regulator is smaller and right next to...

The regulator actually leaks. Sets off the alarm. I bubble checked it as well. Just curious why it's failing...

Anyone like me have numerous failures with their propane regulator? This is my second time in my 2010 Grandby. Are there better products?

Besides looking odd do you like it? How is the functionality?

Has anyone done this? Do I need to remove the entire cabinet face?

Thank you old crow. I will start digging around a little bit more. And read those other links you sent. I'm at work now so it's a little hard to screw around. I am aware that that monitor with the four lights is not a very good way to understand your power and consumption. I looked at a monitor...

I see. Yes I have that switch. I never disengage it or turn it off. I leave it engaged when I plug it in as well as when I'm on the road.

When I go home this evening I'll take some measurements. Thank you

Sage I'm not exactly sure what battery switch you mean.

I bought two 6v Trojan batteries about 2 years ago. They no longer hold a charge per the 4 light gauge on my grandby. I have an 80 watt panel on the roof. During the day the lights a show a full charge. After dark only 3 lights shine. I always plug it in when I return from a trip. Did I trash...

Thanks. Looks like this is a much bigger deal than I originally thought.

Has anyone built a flatbed for a standard four wheel camper? If so pics, designs or advice would be helpful. I have a 2010 grandby and want more storage. Thanks.

My door is awful due to wind and my gf smashing the door into the wall step. I'd like to get away from the flat latch and go to a door knob. Any opinions on knob versus the flat latch? good or bad?

Did it remove the plastic tank taste?

That book made my life better. For some reason, I thought Stan would be older.

That is a really slick system. What amount of weight does this add to your roof? I've also read about keeping airflow but, this does not appear to be an issue for you. My panel sits below the enclosure 1" so, it's somewhat protected from me moving kayaks up there.

Another view.

Longhorn- Not sure what you decided on how to mount your panel but, if you have a the extra lugage racks on there you can do this. It means you don't have to mount into the roof. It did create another issue for me though as the solar wiring was directly under the rear bar.

Sage- Neither, I think. She's a regular GSP. Both griffon and drathaar have beards, right? My girlfriend doesn't like the beard, which it weird since I have one. Bill- Thanks for the article. Bwht4x4- I sent you a PM with my email.

It appears that FWC wires the batteries together and then connects the camper to one battery. A friend of mine suggested this "I’d connect the solar to the positive on one battery and the negative on the other battery . Do the same thing with the wires that send power to the camper" Does this...

According to the Exide site, they don't have a dealer here. Or maybe the search mode wasn't working. Better to take the full on hunting discussion offline. There is another hunter on this site, from CA, who might be able to offer you some out of state advice, if he reads this. I'll send you a...

Bwht4x4- What brand are those batteries? I read the reviews on the Cabelas AGM and several people were fairly disatisfied as they only got a year of use out of it. Maybe they are not the norm or they abused the battery too much. Cabelas stated the battery is designed for 600 discharges and one...

Thanks. I was curious if FWC made their own jumpers or if they bought some manufactured ones. Looks like I will be ok to make some, if I decide to get 2. I see they put the batteries in containers. Are the containers loose? or glued down? I'm assuming they would not screw them down as the must...

I plan to take my battery out and replace it with a Cabelas AGM. I spent the last 2 nights out on a cold river bottom without a recharge of the system. I ran the furnace for around 5 hours( a guess). I have all LED bulbs. This morning the LED was claiming 1/3. After a 2 hour drive home, it was...

pvstoy- You wrote "Over a long period of time this will hurt your battery and evaporate out the water if it is a wet cell" Can you define a long period of time? I still have my original single battery my Grandby came with. I've left the camper plugged in for a several 2 day periods just to cool...