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I'm pretty sure I discuss and show that in the video. I remember having concern over it. Check out the video completely and if you can't find it, hit me back.

Look at about 6:40 for the wire colors. In my case, the yellow on the old Atwood wasn't needed. You should have 4 other wires that match the new Dometic.

@@brentginastravelingadventures I have the white green and blue no orange or yellow from the old atwood, I only have 3 wires and am wondering what to do with the orange wire on the dometic?

the best I can see is the orange wire fires the gas element and the white fires the electric element: Page 21 epi.dometic.com/externalassets/dometic-water-heater-6-gallon-gas-electric_9600024379_81175.pdf

on page 10 it shows the white ang orange tied together on the single switch: epi.dometic.com/externalassets/dometic-water-heater-6-gallon-gas-electric_9600024379_81175.pdf

They have e-bike trikes. All of the states I've researched are related to speed and where permissible to ride with e-bikes. If you find policy, in some state that regulates based off of number of wheels, please share.

I think it would do great. It's durable.

The two heaters are different brands. The exhaust and hold-close twist won't align. You have to buy a conversion kit. Click this link and it'll take you to the point in the video: ruclips.net/video/RPxXB-yDbqM/видео.htmlsi=pT-ZvYUs1vvu5TVq&t=1074

Don't buy these with your issue. They help, but not nearly enough. In fact, my wife needs somewhat level pavement even with these. She doesn't have balance. My wife and I have step-though bikes as you can likely see. There's no way she could lift her leg over the seat. Heck, it would be difficult for me stepping on the pedal. Instead, my wife uses the step through and does not touch the pedals before straddling the bike. Then, when her center of gravity is aligned with the bike, she can almost get onto the seat on her tippy-toes. My days of tossing my leg over is almost over myself. Best to you and surely find a way! Stay young if only in the mind.

Yes, very easily.

This mod is a adaption to the old hole in the RV. My guess is your speaking about the two panels that fill the hole on the right and left. The replacement water heater has a smaller hole normally. There's no older water heater to swap so this is the fix I found. Does that answer your question?

I am referring to the panels n each side. Is there any reason I couldn’t use pop rivets on the 4 holes on each side? I’d use the normal screws on the rest of the WH where they screw into the side of the RV. Hope that makes sense.

@@ballen4363Yeah, I thought so. I don't see why not. I'm not an expert, but an average Joe. Best to you.

Thanks. I’m a plain old Joe too.

I doubt it. I'd go with a trike instead.

@@brentginastravelingadventures thanks for the tip bro. Was wondering if I could save a couple grand with a stabilizer

Thanks for the kind words. I hope they work wonders for you so you can have great rides.

Hey,What brand and where did you find this product. This is what I need.Thanks

I'd like to hear how it works for you. Mine have been perfect ever since.

Exactly...lol.

Nice! Enjoy your bike.

I'm so glad. Best to you on your voyages!

I'm not sure what adapter you're speaking of. Can you share the time in the video so I can take a look? I'll give a better answer after.

I wouldn't try any kind of add on wheels unless you're riding on fairly level ground and it's a temporary type situation. My wife hasn't fallen with these, but I see she doesn't feel very secure with them. I drove on her bike to see for myself, again, and I'm now convinced we need to get her a trike. These were supposed to be temporary until she felt comfortable enough to take 'em off. Now, at 66, I can tell those days are over. She needs a trike. Course, I tell her that I'd feel more comfortable with her on a trike instead of telling her she can't continue to use this bike at her age. :O) So, the answer is no.

@@C3Voyage thanks! Yeah I am looking for 3 wheel or 4 wheel it isn't because i don't know how to balance it's because looking for something where I won't tip and fall off the side you know especially when making any turn when the roads are compacted snow or even icy I'd rather slide around with a trike or something rather falling off on a 2 wheeler bike

I remember seeing it, and it was on our list to potentially try. BBQ choices are less desired due to my acid reflux issues afterwards. Still, we try it from time to time, but not this go.

Right on. I know exactly what you mean…I nurse the Prilosec myself haha😂

@@ramoorevisualdesigns7019 Protonix for a couple years, before that Prilosec, and before that the other one I can't remember.

No problem. Check the description for your answer.

The dishwash I used in the video went bad. It was a cheaper product and I think the bouncing around didn't help. That was a few years ago so it lasted a good bit for us. Our plan was to purchase a washer/dryer combo to alleviate the switching to the dryer. Thoughts were to turn on at night and next morning they'd be dry. Well, we started saving and then Covid curbed the usual traveling. Today, we're on the fence on whether we're going to keep the current 5th wheel long enough to make a washer/dryer combo purchase worth it or just get a new 5th wheel with hookups inside. Now, we also have ebikes that are going on a rack. We just talked about it again and we're considering options with 2024 being an active year for RVing potentially.

I try to think positively. You have 4 trailers! Awesome. I hope the axles get fixed inexpensively for you.

@@C3Voyage lots of toys lots of problems just gotta keep chipping away at it.

It's called "Speedometer" and has "69" as a graphic on the tille.

2008-2010 is the same vehicle model. Thing is that Ford kept lots of features between models as well. I guess this wasn't one of them. Hopefully it's close enough so the concept fits for you.

Actually did some research on this before using it. Even now, people say different things. Still, from my experience in the Air Force, we used teflon tape on high pressure oxygen cylinders. We called them passenger oxygen kits and each C-130 aircraft had 15-30 of these high pressure oxygen tanks. Part of each preflight we did was to inspect the cylinders for leaks. They rarely leaked. For 15+ years I filled and maintained these cylinders, and I believe the PSI was much higher. Also wanted to mention that the connection to the water heater is outside of the RV vented (shown in video) and then the gas itself has an odor incorporated so it can be detected. All extra measures. Regardless, thanks for the input and know that I've been RVing for 14 years now and have only used the gas function once or twice. We're almost always at full hookups (electric) so the gas would only be used as an emergency backup.

In area starting at about 20:00 to 24:00. It's color to color except for yellow which isn't used because it's integrated on Dometic. I talk about it at about 12:00 and again in the 20's. Please watch the whole video especially towards the end. It's pretty simple. You'll see it's easy.

You're welcome. Glad it went so well for you.

It's been a while, but still have wonderful thoughts of our stay there.

I certainly might consider it, but you have to tell me why first.

Best to you and happy paddling to you as well.

How easy does it paddle? Does the wind really push it off coarse easy? Thinking about putting a trolling motor and higher up fishing seat on one?

My pump has never worked either. I just go by feel. I still blow it up less than the automatic pump does

Hi. All is well with them to date, but we haven't ridden in a couple months since returning from our RV trip. Gardening has taken total control. Hope to get back into it. So, haven't used customer support.