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Greetings everyone, we are downsizing from a 32' KZ to the 190RD since are youngest has joined his brother in Cullowhee. Mrs. Ghia & I still have 2 standard poodles. We considered the 1808FBS but got a good deal on the 190RD. I have a few questions about upgrades...
1. Does anyone use a slide topper. I'm considering the 7' black Solera (to match the awning)
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I installed a topper on our 2106FBS. Contact Winnebago towables customer service. They should be able to tell you if your model will support one or send you the drawings so you know where the aluminum tubing you would use to mount one is installed.
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2. Has anyone installed an EMS? I'm considering the Progressive with the display.
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Can't answer I use an external one.
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3. Has anyone installed vent covers? I'm considering a white Maxxair.
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Haven't done this.
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4. How much sewer hose do you use? I'm getting the 15' RhonoFLEX kit.
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I carry two and sometimes three 10 ft hoses. With the exception of one or two campgrounds I have have never needed more than 20 ft to reach a sewer. Even where I've needed the additional 10 ft it was because I wanted the trailer as close to the back of the site as I could get it with utilities at the entrance to the site. [/QUOTE]
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5. Where do you store the sewer hose? I'm getting the 64" Valterra holder, but now I realize the frame is 63", so I will mount it diagonally.
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I currently put mine in the bumper but plan to mount a holder under the frame when I get the time.
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6. I have a Reese Straight Line with dual cam sway control and 800 lb trunnion bar. I'm towing with a Suburban 1500. Would you try to get "weaker" trunnion bars?
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I think that would depend upon your tongue weight. I would contact Reese for their opinion. I use an Equal-i-zer and while the 400 lb bars would have worked the weight while within spec was close enough they suggested using 600 lbs.
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7. Does anyone use the Anderson leveling system?
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Yes and I like it much better than the board system we used on our old trailer. It takes a few uses to get the hang of using them but they are well worth the cost IMO. The only potential drawback to the levelers is they might not be enough on a site really out of level. Anderson also makes what they call the Rapid Jack that looks like a leveler with a couple of more inches added to it. It doesn't include a chock so you would have to buy that as well.