Would this work for a 5th wheel camper? We dont run the shower and sink at the same time, and its maybe 15 feet from the kitchen sink to the shower.
313378
I have mine in a fifth wheel camper. It is plumbed directly in to the shower. Provides basically unlimited hot water. I just plug it in when I get to a campground and it's good to go in an hour or so.
313379
if u have the plug in 110 yup should be fine 7 min quick shower 20 min recovery had mine 5 yrs so i dont have to use furnace in summer to heat hot water lov it
1529601
Can only say what has worked for us. Our camper is around 6 ft by 10 ft. It does a good job for us, but I do not think you would be able to efficiently do more than that.
2159565
I have a heartland wilderness that has the same distance between the two axles. The distance you have is very simular to ours. I would recommend the x-tended X-Chock. You may want to have them for both sides. This will pretty much stop any front to back movement of the camper. I have them on both sides and with the jacks down, the camper goes nowhere. It's great. One note, just to be absolutely sure, measure the distance between the two tires (front to rear) and check out the Model 28014 at BAL's website (http://norcoind.com/bal/products/consumer/chocks/chocks.shtml)
1279360
Yes, I installed mine in my 5th wheel when the relay in the ceilin unit failed. Much cheaper than replacing the controller board in the ceiling A/C central unit which operated the ducted propane heater. Be sure you know how to hook it up.Be advised this thermostat does not have an on/off switch, so I place a small piece of paper or cardboard between the contacts when not in use. That way if the RV is just sitting in your driveway the heater can't run if the temp drops overnight.
2206195
I see no reason why it wouldn't work on a 32ft fifth wheel. You may have to have a booster but I would try it first without.
1918788
Yes, it works great on our 5'x8' wooden floor trailer. We have no problem moving it around. Much better than without the wheel.
1027657
This can be mounted to any standard rail 5th wheel set up. My concern and caution would be a 5th wheel with such a short bed, insure you have proper clearance on your turns to keep from damaging the cab. A slider system may be best if this is the case. Good luck
342244
yes, it has a standard attachment like a waste hose so you could hook a hose to your camper and the other end to the flojet as long as you keep the flojet lower than the level of you waste pipe it should work fine
549262
Yep... had the same problem in my 15 foot RV trailer. it works great, its highly efficient and as long as you got water you got hot water!
1715939
Would like to answer your question but I don't know exactly what you mean? I consider a camper something that's fits in the bed of a truck. but if you mean a camper on wheels yes it will work provided you can access your frame to bolt the hitch to. Hope this helps
1713012
It is possible that it can be used. You would need to check if the 5th wheel is wired for a 50 amp service. If it is not wired for 50 amps then the plug will not fit.
2076002
I doubt it. We have a fifth wheel with a receiver hitch on it. The roof ladder gets in the way of my KLR650.
55953
I think it would work well... 2 work better than 1... as long as your camper is low enough ... I use 2 on our travel trailer (tow behind)
1511761
What is the distance between your wheel wells, I wouldn't try to force it in between if they are narrower than the bed. They make a smaller size too you may want to check out.
1837808
If your 5th wheel has a hitch with the correct size. See description for supported sizes.
367982
No, it will not work for you! Our camper step is about the same as yours, (6 inches) and these are too tall to fit even at their lowest setting. For mine, I had to cut the bottom pad off, cut the tube down, and then reweld the pad back onto the now shortened tube and then repaint. Unless you have the capability to do this, do not waste your money on these.
757497
I have only used it on the back of my 5th Wheel. I don't see why it wouldn't work on the back of my truck