I recently pulled too hard on the fresh water dump T handle. The valve was not opening during the winterizing. Next thing I have the T handle and three feet of cable in my hand. Darn that can’t be good. So I went to Winnie owners and I’m not the first with similar issues. The dump for fresh water is not a plastic 1/2 inch hose as I anticipated, it is not difficult to find the 1 1/2 inch ABS drain once you roll the passenger side slide out. The access panel to the valve and pluming from the water...

I have a 2004 winnebago. On my last trip the slide out would not go out. I had to hand crank it out. When I left the park it came in ok. Next trip same thing it started to go out and then stopped and I had to hand crank it. But came in ok. It's only got 26k miles on the motorhome so not like it's been used that much even though it's a 2004.
Does anyone have any input? Thank you

Hello,
We are brand new to RVing and to this group. (So not even sure if we're posting this correctly (haha.)
We are a family 6 and have a traveling ministry. We are currently looking for a Winnebago Trend or Itasca Viva 23L, but honestly could use some counsel from someone who has (or has had) one before we make this big of a purchase. Anyone out there willing to share their experiences with us? Thanks!

There are four wires on the door jam switch three white and one yellow. Can anybody tell me how they go on

I have a manual, do you still need one.