[Excitement in the Air!!!]

Hi, I am wondering what fan you bought. After 2 years how did it work...

Anybody else with experience with a solar powered Fan?

~j

I cant wait!!!

in another week or so I will be getting two solar powered roof vents and a solar powered Fan for the RV.

One will be going in the back bed area and the other vent directly above the Cat litter box (finally!!!)

and after my last trip to Arizona and other deserts last year without any cooling, no working vent, and a black RV.

This year is going to be a blessing,

Not to mention im hopefully repainting the Roof White and the rest of the RV as well a new color scheam.

Hope you are all ready for the winter

-=^..^=-

[Sunrader Water Heater replacement - need help]

I need to replace my water heater in my 21' 86 Sunrader and wonder if you can replace the 3 Gallon unit with the 

6 Gallon unit Suburban 6 Gallon Water Heater SW6D. The unit is a little bit longer and I am wondering if it clears the wastewater pipe etc. Any experience out there?  

http://www.adventure...-sw6d-p-81.html

Thx, Joe

[Can't find Porch light Lens Cover that fits..]

One of today's projects was installing the Bargman assist handle. Only had to widen the hole ~ 3/16". The new assembly is a bit shorter than the old one, so had to be Very careful with vertical placement. Otherwise, went pretty smoothly. May never use the light, but at least now it is covered...

Going back to Kirkwood tomorrow for another set of spring snow storms. Have only frozen the pipes on two nights this winter, one 9 degree night and one 7 degree night. Running the generator overnight is NOT considered bad form in this parking lot. Foil insulation in all the windows at night. Dual pane windows would be real handy...

John

I have a 1986 Sunrader and like all the others my cover of the assistent light is broken too.

I ordered the Bargman replacement which is a bit shorter but also a little bit wider. I figured that I could use the old metal undercover without the screws and place the new light on top of that. That insures that the complete hole is covered and I dont have to widen the opening. There is a bit of caulking necessary but not much. The new screws will hold the old metal undercover quite nicely and if you leave out the old screws you can fit the new cover tighly over the undercover. I hope that helps ... I was thinking first to just put a big exterior light over the hole but I didnt find a nice one - any suggestions?

Happy Camping ...Joe