Hey Dave! More than likely the MaxxFan Deluxe Roof Vent # MA00-05100K will fit your 2007 Beaver Contessa Venice. This is designed to fit a 14" wide x 14" long opening which has been the standard for quite a while. Assuming your existing roof opening matches you will be able to install this vent in your motorhome.
Any big trips coming up this fall with your Beaver Contessa? view full answer...
Hi Robert; to find the right inverter you will need to evaluate your power needs. Also, the Progressive Dynamics 1000 Watt Inverter w/ Transfer Switch # PD94FR you were looking at wouldn't work since the transfer switch is only rated for 20A. For something similar you could use the Go Power Industrial Pure Sine Wave Inverter - 1,000 Watt # 34279948 or 1,500 Watt # 34279951 and then add in a transfer switch like # 34270278 separately. view full answer...
Hello Bruce, thanks for getting in touch. Yes, the Dometic CCCII Thermostat # DMC23ZR will operate both your Penguin II AC unit with heat pump and your Aquahot 450D Furnace. The different modes of operation are OFF, Cool, Heat Pump, Fan, Heat Strip, Auto, & Furnace or Aqua.
Please reply below and let me know if you need anything else. view full answer...
Hi Alfred!
24 years out of your Duo-Therm ACs is quite the lifespan!
You can replace your Duo-Therm ACs with the Advent Air RV Air Conditioner - 15,000 Btu - White - R32 # ADV86SR, but you will need the following parts to complete the install:
Air Distribution Box w/ Wall-Mounted Thermostat for Advent Air RV Air Conditioners - White - R32 # ADV98SR
Start Capacitor for Advent Air RV Air Conditioners # ACMSCKIT
We have this as a full set up with the Advent Air RV Air Conditioner System... view full answer...
Hello Ray, thanks for getting in touch. We do offer some stair tread rugs that may work for you. They are not custom fit though, so there is no way to know exactly what you will need based off of the year, make and model of RV. Your best bet will be to measure out the area where you want the rug, then provide me with those dimensions.
For example, the Prest-O-Fit Interior RV Step Rug for Landings # PR92VR is 23-1/2" Wide x 8" Deep. If this is not the size you are looking for, just let... view full answer...
Hey Sandra, it sounds like you have either the Kwikee Series 42 or 47 series powered steps which we have replacement sliders for but we need to make sure we know which you have. If the bottom step folds out then it's the 47 and the slider you need is the part # LC96AF or if the bottom step does not fold out you have the 42 and the slider you need is the # LC97WD for the top step or the # LC369690 for the bottom step. If you are still unsure what you have email me back with a picture. view full answer...
I spoke with my contact at Lippert regarding your Kwikee 32 Series Step Assembly part 90320925. He said that there are a couple of possibilities as to the correct control module part number. If the assembly was manufactured in or before 2005, then the correct control is part # LC379606. If it was manufactured from 2006 to present, then the correct control unit is # LC379146.
I was able to locate a wiring diagram for the Kwikee steps if you find that you have the more recent assembly that... view full answer...
For an 1-5/8" diameter bar on your 2004 Country Couch Magna I recommend Roadmaster Bracket for Anti-Sway Bar Split Bushings Item # RMB140 and Roadmaster Split Bushing for Anti-Sway Bar - 1-5/8"
Item # RM205222-10. It is a good idea to check the other bushings as well. If any of them look worn or damaged I recommend replacing all of them with Roadmaster Polyurethane Bushing Kit for 1-5/8" Diameter, Factory Front Anti-Sway Bar Item # RM-4139-127. view full answer...
Thanks for the picture of the 7-way you have on your Motorhome. While we don't carry the Intertek brand the Pollak 7-way part # PK11893 that you referenced is a direct replacement since thankfully the RV industry uses the same design. So this will plug right into the round connector your current 7-way has and work well. view full answer...
If you have the 6-pin connector (see attached) then what you need is the Advent Air 13,500 Btu AC Unit which comes in White # ACDOM135 or Black # ACDOM135B. Either of these should plug right into your Dometic Duo Therm setup which means you can still use your current wiring setup and you don't have to change anything else - just the AC unit! view full answer...
I spoke with Lippert and due to the age of your steps there isn't a compatible control module that will communicate with your IMGL motor and you would need to install the Motor Upgrade Kit for Kwikee Electric RV Steps # LC29VR. This kit comes with a new motor, control unit, gear, and installation hardware. view full answer...
Hey Stephen, on the front sticker of the jack leg there should be a part number listed on it as well as the brand name Power Gear. Other ways to identify it is using measurements from the jack. For example the part # LC82TF has a bore diameter of 3 inches and the inner leg can move a total of 18 inches. The manufacturer part number is 359352. view full answer...
Your Fan-Tastic roof vent is old enough that we don't have the individual part you are looking for so the best option we have would be the Fan-Tastic Vent Roof Vent Assembly Upgrade # FV807357 which would replace what you have with the current Fan-Tastic powered lift setup with a fan. view full answer...
I would recommend the Furrion Chill HE AC unit part # FR32PV as it was designed to replace Dometic units like what you have so the install is simpler and easier and the Furrion units are the quietest and coldest blowing so the performance is awesome. view full answer...
The Roadmaster Bracket for Anti-Sway Bar Split Bushings # RMB140 has mounting holes that are spaced out 3-1/4" center-to-center (see attached).
This is designed to be a replacement part for the Roadmaster Front Anti-Sway Bar and Bushing Kit # RM-1109-116. view full answer...
To help with your steering issue you're going to need a Roadmaster Reflex Steering Stabilizer. One of two parts is going to fit your 2005 Beaver Monterey depending on the suspension you have. If you have an airbag suspension or if your motorhome is a Monaco chassis you will need # RM-RBK6-RSSA. If you have leaf springs, then you will need # RM-RBK8-RSSA.
I have included review videos on both for you to take a look at. view full answer...
I believe we have exactly what you're looking for, for your TireMinder tire pressure monitoring system.
We have the:
-Aluminum Tire Sensors for TireMinder TPMS # TM-2ALUM.
&
-The Brass Tire Sensors for TireMinder TPMS # TM-2Brass.
Both of these systems will work with the TM-A1A-4, TM-A1A-6, TPMS-APP-4, and TPMS-APP-6 TPMS systems. view full answer...
The Buyers Products RV Side Camera w/ Night Vision # BP68FR is designed to be used with a back up camera system like the Buyers Products RV Backup Camera System # 3378883000. If that is the camera system you have on your 2006 Monaco Camelot, then this would work great for what you are needing.
If you have a different camera system, this would not be the ideal camera to use. While you could likely "make" it work, it likely would not be a simple plug-n-play system.
If you let me know what... view full answer...
The steps on your 2007 Beaver Patriot Thunder coach look most like the Lippert Kwikee 42 Series Electric Step - 2 Steps - 6" Drop/Rise - 25-1/4" Wide - 300 lbs # LC372779. Without knowing if that is actually what you have, it is simply an educated guess for a complete replacement and you will need to check the measurements listed on the product page.
If you want to get the information printed on the motor itself under the step I can help with a replacement part. Without clarity I can... view full answer...
I recommend removing the shroud of your Advent Air RV Air Conditioner # ACM150B and just checking to make sure the drip pan drain holes aren't being blocked by anything so that the water drains out on the roof instead of inside of your trailer.
It's not unheard of but it really shouldn't be dripping that much inside of your trailer. I also recommend checking the gaskets on the unit, if you dragged them across the roof or didn't tighten the units down enough to compress the gasket it could... view full answer...
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