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Old 05-19-2013, 08:50 PM   #1
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Hi, my name is Ken and I just purchased a used 2004 Hi-Lo Tow lite 22T.

I can't find any floor plans for a 2004 22T. But I did find one for a 2008. The question I have is...the 2008 catalog indicated the holding tanks for a 22T was fresh 30 gal, gray 32 gal, and black 30 gal. Can I assume this is what I got even though mine is 2004 model.

Also, the catalog said the dinette table for 4 converts into a double bed to sleep two adults comfortably. The catalog indicated the dinette bed size was 36" by 74". Am I missing something? How can two adults sleep comfortably on a bed that is only 36" wide. Any ideas How I can expand the width?

Thanks for your help. Ken
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Old 05-19-2013, 09:01 PM   #2
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Welcome to the Forum!

Here is a post that will get you a 2004 HiLo brochure. http://www.hilotrailerforum.com/f52/...-2004-hi-lo-6/

You have the right info for the tanks.

The brochure doesn't state how big the people are or how tired they are.
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It would be good for you to watch the videos that cover different parts of a HiLo and the how to operate different functions and lift system maintenance.

http://www.hilotrailerforum.com/f49/...-youtube-1233/
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Welcome to the Forum! My 2007 22T has the same size tanks as you listed from the 2008. I figured that either 1 adult or 2 small kids could sleep on the table but not 2 adults.

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How can two adults sleep comfortably on a bed that is only 36" wide.
I think they were probably considering that one adult would be on top of the other maybe?
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I think they were probably considering that one adult would be on top of the other maybe?
Do you have the drop down bunk? It will easily sleep one adult unless he/she is over 300 pounds. But I doubt if anyone that heavy could get up in there anyway.
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I am new to this site and probably not doing this right... but I have a 98 Tow-lite that we purchased last fall. This was our first time out and now that it was time to come home, I can't get the unit to lower... any suggestions???
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The safety bar may be stuck. First, RAISE the top all the way and then pull out on the safety bar release lanyard.

Also, make sure your "three-position switch" is in the "down" position.

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Also, the catalog said the dinette table for 4 converts into a double bed to sleep two adults comfortably. The catalog indicated the dinette bed size was 36" by 74". Am I missing something? How can two adults sleep comfortably on a bed that is only 36" wide. Any ideas How I can expand the width?

Thanks for your help. Ken


Ken, evidently that is a mis-print as to the size. When the table is put down and made into a bed, it is what I would call queen size. When we get ready for a trip, we make the table into the bed and it stays that way until we return. I weighed over 220 pounds on our last outing and my wife weighs in at 130 pounds. What happened the first time we tried that was the table would not fit correctly onto the seats. The first night, it fell when my wife got up to go to the potty. I added a narrow strip of oak wood onto either side of the seat facing so that the table leaf would be unable to fall through the opening. Several outings later, we have not had that problem again. Two grown adults should very easily be able to sleep on the dining table bed. Add a 3" egg crate Styrofoam mattress and you will sleep like a baby!

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I have checked the safety bar and it is working fine... trouble is, there doesn't seem to be any power to the control panel. Will be checking the fuse later this morning... first time out with this camper and hiccups have arrived. Otherwise, I love it! Pulls easy and just enough room for 3 or 4 adults!
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I have checked the safety bar and it is working fine... trouble is, there doesn't seem to be any power to the control panel. Will be checking the fuse later this morning... first time out with this camper and hiccups have arrived. Otherwise, I love it! Pulls easy and just enough room for 3 or 4 adults!
Did you check the 3-position switch next to the lowering switch? It needs to be in the "lowering position".

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I have checked the safety bar and it is working fine... trouble is, there doesn't seem to be any power to the control panel. Will be checking the fuse later this morning... first time out with this camper and hiccups have arrived. Otherwise, I love it! Pulls easy and just enough room for 3 or 4 adults!
Pam,

I had a similar problem last year when I closed up my camper. (I was in it for about 4 months last year from Mar-June).
After I checked the safety bar, and tried to raise it manually to get the safety bar to release fully I finally hooked my tow vehicle up to the battery, and left it hooked up for about 30 minutes and left the shore power hooked up as well. After about 30 minutes I was able to get it to raise enough to let the safety bar unlatch, and then was able to bring it all the way down.
(I was unable to get it to raise manually, perhaps someone can show me on a video so I can learn how to do it).

I hope this helps.
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