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[ I'm reposting this, as it will never get seen at the bottom of 14 comments in the similar topic I originally chose.] I'm reopening this topic because I have the same issue. Last camping trip last Fall I discovered I had no DC power, though it was fine previously. As things go, I put off 'running it to ground', so to speak, until things warmed up this spring. Now I'm 10 days away from an important trip (!). I have a WFCO 8725 converter, and have rewired the rat's nest with terminal strips, so everything is easy to check. All fuses are good, including at the battery. I've been trying to maintain the battery by charging a day or two each month, but you know how that goes; a day becomes a week, then a month... When I first checked, the battery was providing an even 13.5vdc, and I found 13.5v on all four circuits -- but when I added a load, power went to zero. A day later, I'm now getting 20vdc (!) at the battery , and 10v at the circuits. Still, nothing works, even the LED lights. Should I assume the (relatively recent) battery is toast? The converter seems fine -- at least everything works on shore power. -- Alex Sproul '05 Classic '02 Suburban

Hi, Campers -- I'm looking for reviews of Capt. Tolley's Creeping Crack Cure, particulary for its use on Aliner's OEM caulk/sealant. Messages here provided nothing specific, and locating leaks has proven impossible, but I'm willing to try a $25 gambit on it. Pre-emptively replacing all seals is to be avoided at all costs! Has anybody on this list had success with it? Is it applied just to caulked edges, or must the entire caulked area be coated? TIA Alex Sproul Greenville, VA '05 Aliner Classic '02 Suburban -- Alex Sproul '05 Classic '02 Suburban

I am sorry to ask a stupid question, but I am a new Aliner owner. I purchased a used 2019 Classic and have discovered a small leak. I was told it needs to be re-caulked around the skylights. My question is does all of the old caulk have to be removed first or do you just re-caulk over it.? Is silicone caulk the best thing to use? Are there other areas that need to be caulked? I do not know what the previous owner did as far as maintenance.

Need advice please... a woman is interested in purchasing my Scout Lite but has never towed anything before. She asked if we could hitch it up to my vehicle and take it for a short ride and she then wants to drive my SUV with the camper (and me still in the car) for a few minutes to see what it's like. I am not entirely comfortable with the idea for a few of my own reasons but wanted to see if anyone else had done this before? As a point of information, I met her today for her to look at it. She is a retired woman who lives in my city and is very interested. I don't have any reason to think that my safety would be in jeopardy so I am not looking for advice on that subject, just on whether or not you would do this for a potential buyer or not and why. Thanks!

Hello folks! I am wondering if anyone has experience with this awning. It has a big 'Aliner' tag/label that would be front and center when the awning is up but we can't find any pictures or videos of it that actually match. We have the original owner's manual and it doesn't match the awning in the manual at all. it is more similar to the screen room in the manual and it has zippers as though it used to have screen or wall panels but we don't have those. however it is not exactly the same as the roof of the screen room shown in the manual The image of the long grey bag is what you can attach permanently for travel to the door side, upper most edge of the roof panel. You unzip the bag and leave it on the roof/above the awning. 2 metal frame pieces attched to the awning in the bag. (the poles are completely seperate/different from these metal frame pieces). One metal frame piece attaches to the top most roof panel with the metal cleats you can see when Aframe is folded down. it sits on the side with the door running from the door side apex to the door side front corner. The bag zips around all of this for travelling. The bag unzips and stays on the top of that roof panel, along that roof edge, when the Aframe and awning are up. The second mteal bar would fold out and attach along the second panel edge on the door side (apex to back corner), but only when the frame is up and awning out. My pencil sketch is about the dimensions of it all and it seems like it should be fairly simple to put up a more or less rectangle with a fold in the middle at the top of the Aframe/along the roof line. We do understand to attach the two metal bars along the edges of the roof before you put the roof up fully part. But then once we get the roof up ... the simple logic of a mostly rectangle is lost and there is too much material to figure out where it and the different poles go. Any suggestions, or especially if someone has seen and/or used an awning like this would be great

I made the mistake of using the door side wind bar on my ‘22 Classic as a mounting point for a small triangular canopy. The wind bar mount pulled out of the roof when it got windy. The top of the bar has a pivot joint with a 1/2” bolt that threads into a 3/8” thick plate. Very secure looking. The problem is that plate is secured by 4 sheet metal screws to the 1/16” thick roof frame. The screws pulled out of the frame. I replaced the screws with 3/16” diameter stainless pop rivets. They should be much stronger than the sheet metal screws. Aliner uses pop rivets all over the camper, why would they not use them here? I plan to change out the other side when I move the trailer out of its storage spot. JoeS

? 2017 Aliner Scout Lite - $9300, $8800 FIRM ?? (Price reflects new battery and professionally installed brake controller) You can view video & pictures at https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1583239832414736/ If you're a serious buyer, please read the ENTIRE description before inquiring. Please don’t inquire if it’s still available. If the ad is up, it's still available. Thanks! Clean Florida title in hand! Located in Jacksonville, FL and ready to sign over to you so you can get camping! In excellent condition, no leaks, easy to tow, fits in your garage. Non-smoking. All manuals included. Specs: · Size: 10’ cabin on 13' frame x 78” W · 7’ interior at center height · Dry wt 1080lbs, gross 2500lbs · Tongue weight 130 lbs. · 30 amp · Electric Trailer Brakes · Azdel Lightweight, Thermoplastic Composite Interior Wall and Ceiling Panels · Vacuum Bonded Fiberglass Panels · Diamond Plate Stone Guard (front & back) · 2-120V electrical outlets and 1-12V outlet · Pre-wired for solar · Sink with running water from city water hookup, water hose included · Amber Porch Light · 2 rear stabilizer jacks · Diamond plate tongue box · LG 5,000 BTU A/C blows cold & works great! · Fantastic vent-fan with exterior cover blows air in/out, 3 speeds · 30”x78” Bed/Couch · 40”x78” Dinette converts to a bed · Tires have lots of life left! · Full Size Radial Spare Tire and Carrier on back · Microwave · Tons of storage! Upgrades Included: New Prodigy bluetooth RF brake controller New Interstate battery (not lithium) - less than 6 months old 2 exterior locking cargo doors (16"W x 12"H) were installed to access storage under the dinette & bed from outside! Exterior 8"x8" locking utility door was installed to store the shore power cord, hoses, and some other small things like tools that you can put under the dinette with access from outside! A removable shelf was installed in the cabinet under the sink for extra space/storage Some extras that are not included but are available for separate purchase: · 1.7 cu ft fridge with freezer. Works great! $40 · Full Cover from Empire Covers-brand new, never used $130 · 10.6 Gallon Large Capacity Portable Odorless Water Holding Tank with Metal Handle, Large Wheels, Filling Port, Hose, Faucet, Handles for Easy Carry & Fast Empty (to go off grid!) $80 · Extender mirrors (2) for your vehicle to see behind you! (The a/c blocks traffic on the right side, very dangerous without these mirrors!) $90 · BAL Light Trailer Tire Leveler (for side/side leveling) $80 · Front scissor jack stabilizers (2) $35 · Haloview BThandy7 Wireless Backup Rear View FHD 1080P Hitch Camera and Monitor System with Night Vision! Only $350!! (look it up on Amazon for full specs) · Camper dolly with a hitch ball (to manually maneuver it into place if necessary) $55 · Portable electric heater with thermostat, timer and fan mode-1500w. Quiet & works great!! $35 · Water hose for city water $10 · Solar Sun shades (2) for the bubble windows to keep the heat out on hot days! $10 · Matching custom curtains, bed cover & dinette cushion covers. $175 (shown in pictures) · 3” memory foam bed topper $20 Note: Any items you see in pictures not listed in this ad are not included but are negotiable. Some of the Extra Items Available For Purchase may be shown in the pictures. See above list for pricing. The custom curtains, cushion covers & bed cover shown in the ad are not included but can be purchased for $175. The original brown curtains will be included with purchase of camper. (As is, no warranty or returns) #RVForSale #AlinerScoutLite #HitTheRoad #Camping #Aframe #CamperForSale #TravelTrailerForSale #RVLife #ExploreMore #RoadTripReady #OutdoorLiving #GoRVing #RVing #HomeOnWheels #RVCommunity #Tent