Cate&Rob
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The adjustment process for the MORryde front leg stabilizers looks like it would be complex for different campsites. Is this something that is easier... -
This would be worth a try to see if it works, it would be interesting to know system pressure drop when the shower is turned on. (System pressure gauge)....Leave a comment:
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Hi Chad,
Welcome to our Grand Design Owners Technical Forum.
The most common cause of the issue you describe is leaving the outside...Leave a comment:
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Jlawles2
I agree that this doesn’t make sense from the traditional perspective where the chassis and suspension were the common denominator....Leave a comment:
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Both city water and pump output feed the water distribution plumbing in the trailer. Sources “in parallel”. Water system pressure would be the greater...Leave a comment:
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TucsonJim Hi Jim,
To measure loaded arch height, you need to start from a line across both spring eyes (not just the shackle end) . . . unless...Leave a comment:
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The "family" of springs that we use on our trailers seem to all have a free arch height of about 3" and a static loaded arch height of...Leave a comment:
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Hi Jim,
I will be following this thread. I would also like to find a source for quality trailer springs. When I was sorting through matching...Leave a comment:
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Hi Howard,
Interesting and very detailed tire wear data. The good news is that the second alignment of your MORRyde suspension seems to...Leave a comment:
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The brakes should be manually adjusted and then burnished following the procedure in your owners manual. This could quite likely take more than 75 miles...Leave a comment:
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I have also had a problem with the plastic holders allowing the flexible plastic blade to slip out of place in the holder which curves the blade . . ....
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This has always been my rationale as well and since we don't drink the water from our trailer water system, a small amount of residual antifreeze has...Leave a comment:
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Another thought has occurred to me . . . this is often not a good thing
. . . Has anyone tried vacuuming out the water system?
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Scott'n'Wendy
Agreed that Pex pipe will survive freezing . . . but the plastic fittings won’t. Many owners just blow out their water systems,...Leave a comment:
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I would encourage those new to this thread to read back through the entire (rather long) discussion before deciding that just blowing out the system with...Leave a comment:
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This is very true . . . on our Reflection 303, the vent stack is directly behind the opening end of the bathroom hatch. Definitely a what were they thinking?...Leave a comment:
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If you leave the grey tank gate valves open, you are venting the campground sewer system through your trailer roof vent. This may not be a problem, but...Leave a comment:
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Welcome to our Owners Technical Forum.
The holding tanks are “T” shaped with molded flanges resting on support rails. The attached picture...Leave a comment:
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BillinTexas
I use a rag soaked in WD40 and a plastic razor blade scraper. The plastic blades don’t last long, so get a large box. (Relatively...Leave a comment:
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The original caulking is silicone . . . and, nothing sticks to even a trace of the old silicone . . . not even new silicone. Removing that last trace...Leave a comment:
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