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310 5th Avenue Southwest
Gravette, AR, 72736
Travel up to 3.8 mi from Gravette, AR, 72736
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Sikaflex 715 Leveling Concerns After Skylight Repair

I replaced the outer skylight shell on my Winnebago Vista and used Sikaflex 715 for sealing. It has good adhesion but is not leveling as expected after 2 days. I am concerned about water drainage from the skylight. What are your thoughts on improving leveling, and should I consider scraping it off and starting over?

Karen Torres3 months ago172 views3 answers
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Trailer Brake System Error Message

Experiencing an issue with the trailer brake system. The front axle on my dual axle camper trailer stopped turning while pulling into a campsite, dragging and creating a rut in the grass. Received an error message about servicing the trailer brake system. After stopping, I unplugged the 7-way connector and reinserted it, allowing the trailer to roll again, but the error message remains. I cleaned both the plug and socket with an emery board and CRC contact cleaner. Still receiving the message when plugged in.

Albert Griffin3 months ago69 views5 answers
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Do you do warranty work

Black tank flush line leaking

Kevin Hedrick4 months ago105 views2 answers
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Converter/Inverter?

I need a replacement converter/inverter for my 5th wheel. Have 2 12v batteries hooked up in parallel. I am a volunteer park host for Fresno county, California, and am 'permantly' located so use 12v system for the 22v lights etc only. And need to keep batteries charged.

Elizabeth DeRoos3 months ago72 views1 answers
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Tire Longevity for Infrequently Driven RVs

How long can RV tires remain mounted if driven only about 200 miles per year, protected from the sun and showing no signs of dry rot?

Steven Evans1 month ago51 views8 answers
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