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Make sure to inspect your fifth wheel pin box and undernose area

In this video, I’m sharing how to inspect a fifth wheel pin box and undernose area. Maintenance is KING with keeping your RV in tip-top shape. By inspecting these areas, you can avoid potential problems down the road. This video will show you how to perform these inspections, and help you avoid any potential problems with your fifth wheel.

Join me during this 2019 Grand Design Momentum’s exterior evaluation series, where each video concentrates on different areas of the unit. I will share my tips and tricks on maintenance and repairs.

Inspecting your fifth wheel pin box and undernose

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Dustin Simpson
Dustin Simpsonhttps://calrvspecialists.com/
I have worn many hats in the RV industry through the years. From an RV Technician, Warranty Administrator, Parts Administrator, Parts Manager, Service Manager and now Business Owner. I have even been deemed an RV Expert by the California court system, working on behalf of the customers, dealers, and manufacturers. My repair facility has been servicing customers at the same location since 2003. What sets us apart from the dealerships is we are here to fix and maintain what you have, and not sell you a new one. Whether you own a million-dollar unit or an entry level, my message to you will be the same, it needs to be maintained.

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Primo Rudy's Roadhouse
14 days ago

you showed “could be” problems. What about solutions or how bad are these “could be” problems

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