Hey all-
After talking to a lot of people "guessing" at both the dealership and
a Jayco customer service, I figured I'd try here.
The jayco popups have that 6 pin rectangular connector.  I know what a

2002 Monaco Diplomat w/3 Slides
Cummins ISC 330, Allison 3000 transmission, three slides, 12,500 miles. Full
chrome wheel panels and bottom of basement storage doors. Slide out storage
tray (complete pass through). Custom made sun screens, home theatre system

I been told that the best time to buy a used pop-up is in the fall, and
best time to sell is in the spring.  Understandable, for sure.
I have a couple of questions though: First of all, does the same advice
hold true for new popups from dealers?  I'd guess most wouldn't want to

We recently bought a 2004 Chevy Venture Van (extended model, not short
model).
We have a small and very light 1984 Starcraft Starflyer 19 popup.  I
originally was going to get a hitch for our van with a smaller opening

Hope this isnt too off topic but I just bought a Chevy Silverado to tow
with and when trying it out today after backing and putting it in Park
unhooking when i got back in I had to hit the brake 3 or 4 times before
I could get out of P to D...is there a separate switch at the ...

I am brand new to the group.
Some buddies on the Studebaker group where I'm a regular suggested that I
hang out here a while and learn.
I THINK I want to get into RV'ing, but I know just enough about it to be

I was going to change the oil in my Onan generator.  It looks like it
has no oil filter. Is this possible?
BillL

Does anyone know where I can get material replacement material for
pop-up trailers?  I am in Western Canada.  Thanks for any info!
Stephen

I'm in process of mounting my baseplate to my Toyota echo. Pretty straight
forward process.
Now, for the wiring, I have a prewired 4 pin standard Trailering harness.
Can I tap into this and back feed to make the turn signals and brake lights

Howdy,
I had my 96 Coleman stored at a campground in Southern Indiana for the
winter. The people live on the premisis and there is actually RV
camping year-around.

    First of all, a hearty thanks to all those who have supplied help and
discussion.  I very much appreciate it.  I'll give a beer to any of
those who show up on my doorstep one day holding an email that proves
they helped.  Maybe two.  Hell, I'll give anyone a beer who shows up.

I got my renewal notice in the mail the other day - $19.95.  This will
be my third year & I don't recall paying more than $14.95 previously.
I'm wondering if I hold out awhile the price will come down?  Anybody
with real-world experience?

I read an RVers site online who made a baffle to direct air into the
outside grille of the fridge so air can be grabbed while the RV is
moving forward,  and forced across the condensor fins/tubes for more
efficient cooling of the Fridge.  I have a small 12 vdc fan for the

Currently own a 2004 Aztek without towing package..rated at 2500 lbs.
My wife and I, and 1 small dog and 1 75 lb dog.
Looking for a popup...self contained if possible. Is this even a
possibility with such a low tow rating?

Which would you recommend ?  The portable one that plugs in series with
your present cord, or, a hardwired one ?? Thanks,