Hi Newbie

[Donna D.]

The Fantastic Fan doesn't have to replace the passive vent that's at the rear of the trailer. A number of folks have put the power vent closer to the front... like across from the door. It will require a new hole in the roof. The benefit is "cross ventilation." You leave the passive vent open and the power vent blowing out... and it draws cool air into the trailer across the rear bed/dinette... unless it's hot out! . That's my plan... the benefit is you get cool air without a fan blowing on you.

If you want an electric tongue jack.... a plate will (probably) need to be welded on the tongue with appropriate holes and the manufacturers jack removed.

[Seeitall]

My brain fog/excitement meant electric jack! Going to wait on sway bar it handled good don't plan to put a lot of weight in it! Any thoughts?

[Seeitall]

Electric jack maybe on the back burner for now handled the jack pretty good considering..thank you for your support and info!

[Donna D.]

Anita, consider the manual tongue jack extra exercise

[Seeitall]

Yes.right now it seems easy enough just had a few surgeries that may tell me differently..will see!

[GMike A]

Go for the manual jack. IMO the electric one is not needed. Spend that money on something else. just a thought.

[David Tilston]

Agree, electric jack is not worth it. The fan on the other hand, that is half as effective as air conditioning, at on quarter the cost, and 1% of the power draw. A must, if you ask me.

[Seeitall]

I agree think Fantastic Fan a must..the RV place here doesn't appear to want to install so will probably have to find someone in Farmington NM! Thanks Again!

[hotfishtacos]

Anita, welcome to a whole new world of freedom and fun enjoying the great world we live in!

Steve

[Seeitall]

Thank you Steve...can't wait for the first journey!

[Pam Garlow]

Originally Posted by Seeitall

I agree think Fantastic Fan a must..the RV place here doesn't appear to want to install so will probably have to find someone in Farmington NM! Thanks Again!

Remember to tell your repair place that when they install the fan or work on anything in your camper, that silicone calk is a NO-NO-NO! Have fun on your travels!

[Seeitall]

Thanks Pam for the reminder and wishes!