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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| New Owner of Sequoia SQ38QRE | 4 Relevance | 9 years ago | Jim | Utilities: Plumbing, Electrical and Propane | |
| Congratulations on your new rig! I know you will enjoy it. It's my own opinion, but we use a separate 5 gal tank for our grill. It's just easier, it stows in the up front Basement, and is easy to bring out when we grill. We put the tank in a small milk crate for easier tot-ability. We did have to buy a regulator for the grill as the grill was set up for small bottles. (Weber grill) | |||||
| Redwood options | 4 Relevance | 9 years ago | Jim | Things in general | |
| For the customer, options are a great way to personalise the coach in a cost effective manner. We have a 36FL, which has a tiny Basement, so the rear storage for us would be one of the first options selected. However, outside TV is not a priority. In almost 4 years I think we have used the bedroom TV maybe twice, so why pay for a 3rd TV. However, if a better quality living room TV was an available option, we would probably go for it. With respect to seats, we do like the theatre style seating, which would go well in the slide of our 36FL. However, do want ... | |||||
| Redwood options | 4 Relevance | 9 years ago | Jim | Things in general | |
| Options could = $$ if done properly for RW .. . .if I were to order right now , I would opt for the outside TV , shelves and netting in the Basement.. And I am sure RW would make money on those... And yes , 1 lost sale is in fact 1 too many... | |||||
| Redwood options | 4 Relevance | 9 years ago | Jim | Things in general | |
| And the netting in the Basement ? I love that netting | |||||
| Portable Air | 4 Relevance | 9 years ago | Anonymous | Towing | |
| I carry a Porter Cable "donut" style 165 psi portable compressor in the RW, it comes with an air line long enough to reach the tires if the compressor is plugged into outlets on the front of the RW. It fits easily in the Basement. Got it at Home Depot If I need to use it on the road I can fire up the genny. It takes a while to bring up the G rated tires to pressure. It's also handy to have around the house running brad nailers. | |||||
| Outside Refrigerator | 4 Relevance | 9 years ago | Anonymous | Appliances | |
| Shane, That Coleman is probably going to be the thermoelectric. I have one of those somewhere. It never did what I though it should. The compressor type like this Dometic should perform as well as that small fridge you put in the Basement of your Redwood. I also found Dometic also makes a dual compartment that will freeze and refrigerate (CFX series), but they would not fit on the Mor-Ryde side pull tray so it was no real use for what I was thinking. | |||||
| Outside Refrigerator | 4 Relevance | 9 years ago | Anonymous | Appliances | |
| On our 36RL, there was just enough room to do a Dometic CF-50 using a Mor-Ryde freezer tray, and still have 2/3 of the cabinet width to access the rest of the Basement. I bought the stuff over the winter, but never installed it before we traded. The CF-50 ran on 12V or 110V and automatically changed over to 110V when available, or back to 12V when not available. It's a compressor type unit, so far more effective than the thermoelectric stuff that hit the markets hard a few years back. The CF-50 can serve as a freezer for extra freezer space, or refrigera ... | |||||
| Outside Refrigerator | 4 Relevance | 9 years ago | Jim | Appliances | |
| Carl When I 1st installed it I unscrewed the Basement wall and plugged it in to the plug behind it that the vacuum cannister plugs into. The only problem there is no power to the outlet while travelling | |||||
| Relay in Awning Control | 4 Relevance | 9 years ago | Anonymous | Slideouts, Toppers and Awnings | |
| I don't have an direct experience but a neighbour with a Carefree awning had a similar experience to yours. He had no power to the awning when he pushed the buttons but his awning worked when he used the connector as you did. He found a bad connection behind the switch in the cabinet that controls the awning. Not sure if it was a Marr (wire nut) problem or not. I would start there by pulling out the switch and looking behind. To my knowledge there is no relay. If you have a switch in the Basement I would look there too. | |||||
| Awning switch wiring | 4 Relevance | 9 years ago | Jim | Slideouts, Toppers and Awnings | |
| During the recent installation of my inverter, part of the process required to remove the rear Basement storage wall (where the vacuum is installed). Our two awnings extend/retract switches are located here. In all the jostling around some of the wires came loose, so I removed the wall piece altogether. I think I may have not written down the wiring color codes and where they go, so I was wondering if anyone here has written down the color codes for them. I have the 2nd awning so there are two switches. Help, please. I called RW customer service and th ... | |||||
| 2012 36fb | 4 Relevance | 10 years ago | Danny_and_Linda | Prospective Owner Questions | |
| We've got the '13 FB & really like the floor plan. Being it's a '12 The previous owner surely for all the bugs worked out, but check the bottom shower track caulking & the bedroom heater duct work in the Basement to be sure it hasn't fallen. Enjoy the new to you RW. | |||||
| Furniture in 2016 38RL | 4 Relevance | 10 years ago | Jim | Full Time Living | |
| Well said. We have kicked around full timing in our 2013 Redwood however we do love our custom built home (now approaching 10 years old). Going from 3,400 square feet (includes walkout Basement) and about 3/4 acre beautifully maintained yard (it's that way as I leave the yard to professionals) to a couple of hundred square feet keeps the conversion going. Like you, we have spent untold money on decorating and maintaining our home and yard. Going full time and using that money for travel and RV'ing is almost a daily brief conversion as we sit on our front por ... | |||||
| Furniture in 2016 38RL | 4 Relevance | 10 years ago | Anonymous | Full Time Living | |
| We just bought a 2016 Redwood 38RL to live in full-time. It is a HUGE step after living in our home 38 years. While the house was a modest size older home in a small town, going from about 1,800 sq ft plus full concrete Basement and small garage and a beautifully landscaped yard to a 38' fifth wheel has been an adjustment. Our daughter and son-in-law invited us to live on their 4.5 acre property where they are currently building a new home. They poured a concrete pad for each of our trailers, and they are living in theirs with our two small grandsons while ... | |||||
| Compartment Locks | 4 Relevance | 10 years ago | Jim | General Exterior | |
| ... that the Styrofoam doors are as weak as they are, if I were criminally minded, I wouldn't bother with the locks. I would just use a pocket knife and cut my way in. Or, I would just use a foot and kick it in. It wouldn't take much. It seems that campgrounds are relatively safe (for the most part) as many RV'rs look out for each other. But go to an isolated campground in the fall or winter, it could be a different story. I don't have the answer here but by installing some kind of metal plate guard in the front and some kind of metal plate in the rear, it see ... | |||||
| Help for New Sequoia Owner | 4 Relevance | 10 years ago | Anonymous | Urgent Assistance Required | |
| Met a couple in Joliet IL with a brand new Sequioa they bought from Tiara one month ago. They have issues with trim falling off, bedroom AC does not work and Basement flooded in a rain storm. They are full timers... husband is a heavy equipment operator on a pipeline job working 6 days a week. They have called Tiara several times to try to get things looked at. Were told AC would be looked at in 2-3 months. I gave them the Redwood Customer Support number and wife called yesterday to try and get some help. She was told to come to the Service Center... they ... | |||||
