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Jane & Doc: 8 hours ago Has anyone removed the corner “fireplace “ in any of the Tiffin’s? We purchased a new 2018 37BH off the lot. We would rather move the couch to that side and add a recliner chair to the Drivers side opposite the TV. If so any issues or difficulties
Thanx
4Travelers Tue at 4:01 AMI replaced ours last year with an induction cooktop. It works as advertised and heats faster than the others. It also puts less heat into the coach since it only heats the pans. Good pots and pans are a must to get even heating. It has a wide range of tem... moreI replaced ours last year with an induction cooktop. It works as advertised and heats faster than the others. It also puts less heat into the coach since it only heats the pans. Good pots and pans are a must to get even heating. It has a wide range of temperatures though not infinite. The only draw back I have found is that it only has 2 elements. Once in a while the third burner is helpful. less
David & Cheryl Scoby Tue at 5:25 AM
Our induction cooktop, in our 2014 lasted only 2 years. My wife enjoyed having the induction cooking system. We replaced the original cooktop with a Wolf brand induction. It has been working well for us so far.
Mark & Robin Green September 23
We've driven 50 from Carson City to Ely in our 33AA with a tow in a snowstorm! Previous poster is right - a LOT of nothing, but the road is good.
Gene Meyer September 23
Just make sure you fill up first
Hank & Shirleen September 23We drove from Reno on I-80 to Fernley and picked up 50 there. We stopped in Fallon for the night and took off from there. We stopped at the visitor center in Fallon and picked up info on Route 50. We stopped at a petroglyphs area and we passed an old Pony... moreWe drove from Reno on I-80 to Fernley and picked up 50 there. We stopped in Fallon for the night and took off from there. We stopped at the visitor center in Fallon and picked up info on Route 50. We stopped at a petroglyphs area and we passed an old Pony Express cabin near the road. It is not called the lonely highway for no reason. You are traveling at about 5000 to 7500 feet in the high desert. Was a nice road and nice drive. We noticed a few RV parks just off the highway near some small villages. We stopped in Austin, NV said to be named after Austin, Texas. Had late lunch there in a cafe on the left going up the hill into town. We parked on the curb on the right. We were in a 40 foot motor home with a toad. Road was fine all the way. We stopped at Great Basin NP about 7 miles from the Utah Border. Stayed at Whispering Elms RV park in Baker. It is okay. This time of year have a Hummingbird feeder. It will be busy! We toured a cave in the NP and drove to 10,000 feet and and hiked about 1 & 1/ 2 miles to 11,500 feet to see the Bristle Cone Pines, one estimated to be 3,300 years Old. Here before the birth of Christ. Had to see them! Worth the trip! less
Jstpeg & Bruce Mon at 2:31 PM
Yes we drove it both ways. It’s a nice change from I80 and 40. Continue on to 70 across CO for some beautiful fall colors near Vail and Aspen.
Mark and Connie Garrett: September 23 Anyone travelled from Boise Idaho north to McCall Idaho? 55 or 95 n? We are 40 ft towing Jeep Grand Cherokee. Thank you!
Joeg69 September 23
55 is very crooked from Eagle following the Payette river. Once you get out of the Canyon it's not to bad. 95 is also crooked but not quite as bad.
RCAircraft: September 19 Although 90+ today I am thinking about those cold days just ahead. This is my first cold season with our new Allegro. How are the three tanks, fresh, grey, black heated in the 2018 Allegro Open Road 36LA? I sometimes go out on a weekend in sub zero temps ... moreAlthough 90+ today I am thinking about those cold days just ahead. This is my first cold season with our new Allegro. How are the three tanks, fresh, grey, black heated in the 2018 Allegro Open Road 36LA? I sometimes go out on a weekend in sub zero temps to enjoy the winter. The owner's manual does not seem to mention this area .
RCAircraft September 19
Thank you. That is on my list.
Jonathan and Meg September 19When your gas heat is on you are heating the holding tank compartment as well as the coach. Suggestion, since there is less insulation in that area I would invest a few dollars in a remote thermometer and monitor the heat from inside. After a few cold nig... moreWhen your gas heat is on you are heating the holding tank compartment as well as the coach. Suggestion, since there is less insulation in that area I would invest a few dollars in a remote thermometer and monitor the heat from inside. After a few cold nights you'll be able to know what temperature to keep your thermostat at to avoid a freeze up down below. Don't let the bay get any colder than 38 to 40 degrees and you'll be ok. less
Tom & Sue Wyatt September 20
The wet bay is the biggest problem. Even with heat from the furnace, pipes in the wet bay will freeze in very cold temperatures. We have wrapped extra insulation around those pipes to help.
RCAircraft Mon at 7:56 PM
I was also wondering about the wet bay and the other bay that holds the fresh water tank. The fresh water tank is about two inches from the bay door. Thank you for the suggestion on insulating the wet bay.
Jonathan and Meg September 19Amazon is the source. Here's the thing you will want to match the gallons per minute to what you have right now. My guess is you have a 3-3.5 gallon per minute pump. The reason you don't want to go much higher then what is OEM is the heating unit (HW heat... moreAmazon is the source. Here's the thing you will want to match the gallons per minute to what you have right now. My guess is you have a 3-3.5 gallon per minute pump. The reason you don't want to go much higher then what is OEM is the heating unit (HW heater or AquaHot) are set to handle a max of 3-3.5 gallons per minute. Here's a link as a suggestion for a 3 GPM Shureflo.
https://www.amazon.com/SHURFLO-4008-101-A65-Water-Pump-Revolution/dp/B00W5GCQC2/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1537413922&sr=8-3&keywords=shurflow+12v+water+pumps less
Dave Powell: September 19 This morning at 2am our CO2/gas leak detector went off and wouldn’t quit. No amount of resets would keep it from sounding off. We began shutting off things....propane tank, our front A/C unit on our 2016 Allegro 32SA has a heat pump, we shut it off. An... moreThis morning at 2am our CO2/gas leak detector went off and wouldn’t quit. No amount of resets would keep it from sounding off. We began shutting off things....propane tank, our front A/C unit on our 2016 Allegro 32SA has a heat pump, we shut it off. Anything that could produce any smells or odors was shut down. We even covered the unit with a blanket so it couldn’t be sensing anything. Nothing stopped it from screeching it’s warnings! Finally aiming a hair dryer at it and causing a constant high volume air flow over it got us back to sleep by 4:15am. Anyone have a similar occurrence? Tiffin’s suggestion: pull the unit out, take it apart (2 screws) and blow the unit out with low volume air. If that doesn’t work replace the unit. less
Mark & Robin Green September 19We were having the same problem with the Co2 detector in our 2016 RED 33AA, although it wouldn't happen on the road, only when it was parked next to the house. We took it apart, blew it out, nothing worked. The only thing we could think was th... moreWe were having the same problem with the Co2 detector in our 2016 RED 33AA, although it wouldn't happen on the road, only when it was parked next to the house. We took it apart, blew it out, nothing worked. The only thing we could think was that maybe it was picking up the odors from the cleaning products we would use when we got home. We finally bought another battery operated detector at Home Depot and set it on the floor next to the built-in one. Of course, not a peep since. You might try this to see what happens. less
Dave Powell September 19The guy at Tiffin said there were so many things that can set them off (but at 2am?). Hair spray, cleaners used in the coach, almost anything that can be airborne. I blew it out with my compressor (pinched the line to lower the pressure) so we’ll see. ... moreThe guy at Tiffin said there were so many things that can set them off (but at 2am?). Hair spray, cleaners used in the coach, almost anything that can be airborne. I blew it out with my compressor (pinched the line to lower the pressure) so we’ll see. Been about two hours since....everything quiet so far. It’s probably waiting for 2am again! ? less
Vicki Rush September 19
Ours did the same thing .Talked to our dealer he said could be ur aerosol sprays like hair spray or fresheners or if u put a new throw rug in they could set them off. Our was the aerosols. I make sure our bath room door is closed now. The hair spray was the worst
Mark & Robin Green September 19
As a last resort, you can always disconnect it so you can get some sleep!
Jonathan and Meg September 19
Possible your water heater kicked in and there might have been a backdraft.
Jcharters September 20I have had 16 years in 3 coaches with co2/gas detectors, all hardwired to 12 volts. All 3 coaches have had false alarms. First the dectector has a life span of about 7 years from the time they are first powered up. As they become older they seem to ... moreI have had 16 years in 3 coaches with co2/gas detectors, all hardwired to 12 volts. All 3 coaches have had false alarms. First the dectector has a life span of about 7 years from the time they are first powered up. As they become older they seem to give more false alarms. Our dog sleeping next to it set it off, also a plastic container. Human gas has also been a big cause of alarms, specially at night. When i did have a real gas leak (outside) it did not fault. The worst one was the sensor was mounted across from the kitchen table, and every time we sat down it would go off. less
Cindy and Ren : September 16 We are on the road boon-docking as much as possible. How often do we need to run our generator to keep the batteries charged? We have a residential fridge.
Terry & Diane September 16
our Alegro open road generator needs to run about three hours every 26 to 27 hours.we use the AGS when boondocking to be sure
Barb & Mike Moseler September 16You should have an Energy Management Control where you can monitor your boltage in the batteries. Its also the system that you set your shore power input when you are plugged in at either 30 or 50 volts. You likely also have Auto Gen Start (AGS) on that p... moreYou should have an Energy Management Control where you can monitor your boltage in the batteries. Its also the system that you set your shore power input when you are plugged in at either 30 or 50 volts. You likely also have Auto Gen Start (AGS) on that panel which allows you to set your parameters for AGS. Read your manual for that system and it will be much less stressful for you. less
Spencer & Pauline Colquhoun: September 11 I write today to say that we got a call yesterday for a spot at the Fall Rally was ours but sadly we had to pass. Hope everyone has fun.
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