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My 2020 Outdoors RV 280RKS CANNOT mount the Morryde X-Factor Cross Frame due to blocking interference of the Propane Line running down the right side of the frame....The Front and Rear Hanger bolt holes will not align with the X-Factor mounting bracket bolt hole due to propane line interference. How did you get yours installed correctly?

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Where did you get the control box for the Seven pin

Did I miss the part where the braces going to the hangers from the opposite side of the trailer were installed?

You have a nice setup, do you find that a lot of RVers need welding done on their rigs? Im a welder by trade and was kicking around the idea of becoming an RV tech and doing the mobile welding as well.

Hey Stewert, I'm thinking about starting a mobile rv repair business after I retire from the military. In your opinion, is there a need for this type of work in Montana, Idaho or Wyoming? If you have any tips on where to live in one of these states for good business please pass it along. Thank you.

I just installed one yesterday. The controller doesn't work. 12VDC supplied to it. I've been reading dealing with Furrion is a pain in the ass.

I have an Atwood. My ground is green and the orange is the hot. Is that the same as your Suburban? I have a buddy that has a Suburban that is going to install a Furrion in his.

I know this is an older video but, why do people think these use more LP gas that a tank water heater, these use the propane while the water is running through and, yes at a much higher volume but, a tank heater runs continuously while you are taking a shower, trying to keep up and it runs all 24 hours intermittently keeping the water to the temp you want. I don't think the LP consumption is most folks first concern when you have hot water on demand all the time even "if" it does take a little more gas which, I don't see any data.

OK, after a year later how's it working for you? I am near ready to purchase this one. I would like a Truma but it's way our of line with the installers cost too. Actually thats funny of them to think they are the only one's to install theirs

Interesting. Thx. Watching from Ontario Canada 🎉

I just put mine in 2 years ago and they failed on trip home last month- rubber suspension part almost all the way out on one and nearly on the other-they both looked fine before leaving Florida for RI Thank god they did not collapse on the road.....

Ok...I know you posted this a year ago. But what the crap did you use to get Furion shroud off on the rear? I have no nutdriver or socket that has the clearance to get a bit

I seen u have all the wires like we had. Do what wires did u use? We have red green and blue wires. Do u have same color wires coming from ur rv? If so which wires were for what? What did u do with ur 110 wires?

I was waiting for the wiring. I also have a suburban. I also have the 12V switch and electric switch on my panel. What did you do with those switches???

The butyl tape seal is actually the primary seal. The lap sealant that you put over the outside or silicone is really just a secondary barrier and only designed to redirect water for the most part.

Great video. I was checking in a school to be some an RV tech and then a Mobil business in Ohio. Do you think there is plenty of work for another Mobil truck?? In the Akron area.

First time viewer. New subscriber. I'm going to browse your other videos to see the make/model of both your work truck and bed cab. Love that it's strong enough to stand on! Thanks for making the video!

Nice idea to replace the rear view mirror with the monitor. How hard was it to do that?

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This is very useful information. I'm training online with NRVTI. Hope to be able to provide services while camping.

SO, going back and forth between this video and the install in Nathan's Solitude, I'm trying to understand the extra wood framing you put into Nathan's install. Did he order the wrong size?

You never explained how to connect power source all you did was connect the thermostat ??

Hey Stewert, just a quick heads-up, the links for the test box are for the "heavy" box. That one is for semi-trailer 7 pin (round) not the 7 pin (spade) style. The "travel trailer" style tester is the Model # 9101.

Awesome setup!! Been an rv tech for 10years.. thinking about going the mobile tech route.

I have 9 years of maintenance experience in the army and I have multiple companies sending me offers to be an rv tech. If I can learn the trick of the trade how long should I work for a company before I venture out on my own.

Thanks for the walk through. Would you do this kind of work with slides out? or would you bring all the slides in? I'm concerned about where my family is going to go while I'm working on the rv.

Hey good content video ...why you stop doing mechanical work?

Where can I pickup that trailer light tester? Thank for sharing

must use a lot more propane

Hey Stewart do you have another channel or isn't his the main one?

LCI does make some good units.

How long have you been in the rv repair business, and words of wisdom for someone wanting to get into this business!? Do you make decent income?

Only 1 question. Why do the Antenna's face down?

11:48 - Just FYI, you have assembled the main incorrectly in the video (not sure if you have since corrected) the 2nd washer goes between the main and the yoke bracket, inside the main its just a split/lock washer and the nut.

Nice setup, looks very organized. I'm thinking about going to school and getting certified. If I may ask a Loaded Question, How is business and what is your outlook?

Does this one not have the wired transmitter or did you opt to not use it? Read a lot of reviews and like the haloview. But I'm not very fond of drilling holes on top the unit. Not even sure if the transmitter is mandatory or optional

Great setup! Where did you get your certification? I’m looking between rvti and nrvta and I like only 3 hours from rvti

We are having an issue with our unit staying ignited. Is this common after a week of not using it? We keep getting the E1 error code. We have checked all the basic elements like water being on, propane functioning properly, and still nothing. We have not had issues with it since we installed it back in April 2022.

I have the MoRRyde CRE3000, on my 21 303rls Reflection and adding the MoRryde x-factor crossmember. How important is “boxing in” the shackle hangers? And would you only be boxing in the front of the front shackle hanger and rear of rear hanger? That part of your video wasn’t clear. Thanks for the info!

Absolutely beautiful set up man this is so dope 😎

Good job I’m a welder my self and I’m doing the 3000 on my keystone passport 268 BH I like the your idea of backing up the spring mounts with a rear plate that will stiffen it up a bit I don’t have the side plates on my mounts But not a bad idea maybe a vertical gusset on the inside away from the tires all in all good job I’m going to weld in a 2x2 piece of tube across so I don’t have to buy one it will give the mounts a lot strength don’t you agree

Your video absolutely sucks. How are you showing to install video when you don’t show the complete install. You don’t show the wire connections being hooked up, you don’t show what to do with additional wires that are coming over to the original hot water heater. This video just sucks.

Hey good video, I'm currently training to become a technician myself. I was wondering what kind of service calls do you receive the most of ?

I Bought the Haloview RD7 to replace a camera system from Furrion Vision S that had significant drop out issues. Installation was not a problem - powering the camera off the top rear marker light. Swapped out the old mounting brackets for the new ones and ran the transmission cable up to the front of my 26 foot long camper. Mounted the transmitter with liberal amounts of RTV/Silicon. Got the monitor hooked up in the cab, powered it up and turned on the marker lights. The camera and monitor paired automatically and provided me a terrific view of my back yard - as expected. Finally got to road test it this past weekend on a short camping trip - about 50 miles one way. Camera performed flawlessly the whole way - didn't notice a single drop out and had very little, if any flicker. Decent field of view as well. I can see cars within about 20 feet of my rear bumper and can pick up the entire lane of expressway on either side at about 40 feet back. I am VERY satisfied with the performance of this system so far. Big test will be next month with a 1000 mile trip coming up. Looking forward to it.

That element gets corroded in winter months, but still working fine. You can clean up the thread by using our tool rotary thread (shameless plug) to fix/restore it or you can always buy a new one lol. Btw I love your detailed installation and cinematography!

Is there a way to check a controller that’s not coming on. Have power to unit but controller will not light up. Wife’s wanting hot water lol.

Does anyone know if I can have it in Cold / Freezing temps. -10°f.. or do they make one 6gal. Atwood

Did you install a pop-off valve or was it already built into the unit?

Great presentation thank you. For sure side camera's would be my motivation for my blind spots when backing up.