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I have dometic 2410 in my HiLo. I just got back from a 30 day trip to Montana. During that time I had a hard time keeping the temp in the fridge regulated. Most mornings the temp would be around 26-28 degrees and by evening it would be 45 degrees or so. I only opened the door 2 or 3 times a day...

Could be tire size or tire pressure causing the problem but more than likely it is a weak or broken spring or bad shackle bushings. If it is a spring or bushing it will be relatively easy and inexpensive to fix.

I believe this was at the small Colgate campground just below the Colgate Warm Springs rest area. I also spent a few days above the falls on the Selway. Had some great fall fishing in the area.

After several hundred miles on dirt roads I did have a problem with dust in the lower cabinets. At some point I will fix this little irritation and I would think under coating might work there.

I am back home after a 3 month trip that included Wyoming, Northern Montana, Western Idaho, and Nebraska. It was about an equal mix of full hook-ups, water only, electric only, & no hook-ups, The trip revolved around Upland Bird hunting and fly fishing. No problems at all with the Hi-Lo and it...

Thanks Paul, that's what I"ll do.

I will be taking my '91 22 ft fun-chaser on a shakedown run in the high country for a few days. It will be warm in the daytime (mid 60s maybe) but cooler at night (20s or so), ya, it is still winter here. This will be my first outing with a self contained camper. With 2 batteries and a generator...

[B]Laramie Wyoming[B]

Interesting. I am north of Denver as well and recently replaced a pop-up with our first real camper, a 22 ft classic. I'm not into the club thing but I might keep an eye on the folks down south with Hi-Los to see what they are up to and, who knows. RogerWYO

I put a set of Super-springs & better shocks on my 98 to help out when pulling my pop-up. I just hooked up the 22 ft HiLo to the Tacoma yesterday with a WDH & the set up looks stable & level. I havent had it out on the road yet (still winter here) and I still need to hook up the brake...

That is a great idea. Thanks for the tip Jim. RogerWYO

I was afraid of that but it was worth a shot. Maybe I can work in some accent paper to hide the bad areas.

I agree with Bob. Clean the battery terminals & try it. Have the battery checked & or jump it from a good battery. I would bet it is a battery.

I have a '91 22ft classic that has a few damaged areas of wall paper that I would like to repair but I havent found a match or even anything close that will work. Most of the paper is in very good condition so I'd rather not replace all of it. Any ideas where I might find a matching sticky...

Oops, need to pay more attention to the dates

Interesting idea.

Sure Paul, rub it in, we've got another 2 months 'till ice-off around here. Picks when you get back?

It is a 4wd. No mirrors yet. I've only had the camper for about a month & only towed it about 9 mi from town to my home in the country. The Mckesh looks like a good product. Looking forward to a short (week or so) shakedown run in a couple months at the first sign of ice-off to do a bit of fly...

It is a green 98 TRD, sound familiar? Gets better, Hi-LO is a 22 ft classic. The photo of your set-up could pass as my own. RogerWYO

+2 I have a Tacoma that needs something as well.

Glad to see you folks back. Been lurking for a couple weeks. I picked up my first Hi Lo today (91 22 ft Classic). I must say that after spending 3-4 months every fall / winter upland bird hunting and a few weeks in the summer Fly Fishing in a small pop-up this rig is gona feel like the top floor...