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I strongly recommend a separate CO detector, mounted up high. Propane is heavier than air, while CO is lighter. There are very sensitive, battery operated CO detectors. Get one that displays the CO

The dometic lpco alarm lists for $184 on the dometic website, but is on sale for $50 on Amazon

Or install a simple switch in the black or red wire leading to your detector, so you can disable it if needed.? Be sure to turn it on whenever you're using propane.?Dave?............?I'd also put

I got the Dometic (used to be Atwood) dual LPCO alarm, because it's what I had before, it works, and I didn't want to drill new holes for some other brand. As far as I know, they all sound the alarm

Looks like it’s time for me to replace the CO/propane detector. Any recommendations for what works best/ has the least complications. Is there one that doesn’t go off just because the battery is

Wonderful.. Thank you

Some folks (including me) remove the initial set of gas springs and replace them with a better alignment to provide lift assistance when it is required with the lowest force gas springs.? The factory

@ Brian Hovander ( /g/A-frameCamperForum/topic/86079612?p=Created,,,20,1,0,0 ) My 2022 Aliner LXE doesn't have the gas springs installed in the location the sales brochure shows.

My 2022 Classic also came with the same slide bolt half way up the upper half. No previous owner. JoeS

Early on I only had a few articles written and posted them on various sites (including this one).? But then when the articles were revised, I had to remove and replace them on various sites.? Many

My 2009 Classic came with a slide bolt about halfway up the upper half.? I'm not sure if the prior owner did it, or the factory.? I works great and is added security. -- Don DeRyke Sunrise, Florida

carl and all, I Have a bag of these spring clips (12?) I Would be glad to send to anyone who might want to try them. I Decided they required too many screws and holes drilled for my unit.?? but your

Sorry, but Mr. Io cut me off before I could finish.. The perfect solution then??? Tale the microwave out of the cabinet and store it in your tow vehicle until yout next destination. I am sure that

Simple and genius at the same time! thanks! r.y.

When you drill through the door to install the bolt, mark the hole location on each side, and drill each side separately, from the out side going in.? You'll get a much straighter hole that way than

We bought our new Aliner Classic in 2012 and after short time noticed the wood screws backing off or falling off altogether. Then there was the the trip home from Floida were westayed the night

A through bolt on the top of the door, a couple washers and a nut between the door and the plastic.? A nylock nut to hold the plastic on.? The plastic is a hunk of a paint brush handle. If you do

Thanks for the advise. Would you have a picture of the plastic attached to the door that you could share with the email ? sounds good, but I’m having a bit of an issue imagining what it looks like.

I’ll probably add a lock to the inside of the door to close it. Thanks for the advise.

Hi Gang: I don't like the idea of pushing the walls ( rigid ) against the roof flange ( flimsy ) with any sort of poll. We use these toggle clamps to pull the roof flange ( flexible ) to the wall