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It is possible to get an adapter to go from a 2 to a 3. Amazon has several styles. It will move your bike rack back a few inches tho. And I doubt it'll fix the weight problem. :unsure:

I don't think there's such a thing a an extension kit for the wires. So other than opening the hole a bit or splicing the wires, I can't think of anything.

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: Excellent!!

What was the name of the campground you stayed at over there. Love the west end. Especially the Porkies.

Greetings from da U.P.!

Congratulations!

@bhidalgo I reread your post and realized you weren't asking about the wire chase. :rolleyes: Sorry 'bout that. I was on the roof cleaning it yesterday and I noticed the solar plug is several feet away from the wire chase. Based on its location, I'd now have to say it goes down between one...

We tried the Dyson stick we have at home in the 340. We liked it but it was a pain to store in our 340. We ended up getting a Swiffer and a hand vac. This combo works well for us.

Altho I can't say for sure, I believe the chase goes from the roof directly to the basement behind the panels. From there check to see if it runs between the support braces in the basement. I mean, that's the way I would do it if I was laying things out. We have a 340, so the layout should be...

I was having a problem with one of our vent pipes. I called Alliance and they emailed me a schematic of the complete drain plumbing system on our 340. I'm sure they would do the same for your Valor.

The A/C condensation runs off the roof into your gutters and drips on the ground. I suspect the water came from Alliance or the dealer testing the system. I'm told Alliance does that on a semi-regular basis. The first thing I bought (and it was from the dealer the day we picked up the 340)...

I have one that popped out in the hallway of our 340. I have a 1/4" crown stapler, like what is used in the construction of our units, to use to fix it. If you don't have this tool, try carefully pulling the staple out and applying wood glue to the tines and inserting it back into the same...

AP1, as Mike said, and as you can tell, you have a little squat going on, but personally I don't think it's gonna hurt. It looks sooooo much better than before.

With the front lower you are slightly more aerodynamic. We're all still towing a brick. :LOL: Are you able to post a new pic with the current setup?

I'm also a fan of slide toppers. I had them installed on our last 5r and when I order the 340, I had the factory install these. The only complaint I have is I don't think the factory mounted the topper high enough to the sidewall. They sit pretty flat.

Mine did ok after 1 quart, I would suggest adding a second quart. It won't hurt anything if you do.

Technically it’s called ‘pass thru storage compartment’. Way too many words. Most people call it The basement’. 😁

Underbelly or basement? 😁

Looks like somebody wants to help. 😊

You're right, it does sound like it's starving for air. Sounds like it's time to get the A-Team involved.

Yea! 10 feet less to worry about! 😆 Congrats!

Rams are high to begin with, and then with a lift on top of that, It's going to be pretty tough to get the front any lower. I was able to get our nose lowered by lowering the Companion( I forget if it was 1 or 2 bolt holes) and raising the pin box 1 bolt hole. But then I'm stock height. My...

Just trying to figure this out. So, with the door open, even a crack, it stays lit? But then when you close the door it starts to go out? Have you tried to leave it lit with the door open for say, 15 minutes or so to see if it stays lit? There is an oblong vent hole in the back top of...

Gerbinator- I also am unsure what you are referencing. The propane doors swing to the front of the RV. This way, if a door comes loose while traveling, the wind will hold it closed.

I understand what you're trying to do, but that may be kinda hard unless the pad is perfectly level. As and example the campground we're in, I'm nose low due to a slope. The 382 behind us is nose high due to the same slope. Maybe tell us what you have for a truck and hitch and we can get...

Congrats on your 340 and also to Jim for his soon to be 340. :) We are very happy with ours.

If you send your slam latches to Bauer, they will rekey them the same number as your other locks.

Man Mark, that really sucks. We've not experienced problems that involves insurance. Yet. I would think that if your agent has a good relationship with the adjuster, that may help. It did with our house. To me, it doesn't have to be structural to need to be replaced. A gouge in the front...

So far I'm I'm very happy with them. I installed the 'black' ones. Never measured the space between axle and frame. I held one up while the 340 was only supported by the front legs, simulating being hooked up. The Sumo Springs were longer than the space and I thought 'Great! I don't have to...

Merry Christmas late to you! We will be starting our travels on Jan 2nd. Now all I gotta do is keep the snow off the driveway and from around the 340. Lately this has been a daily activity. Sometimes more than once a day. :ROFLMAO:

Where's the popcorn! :ROFLMAO: I can't say if Ram is more reliable than the others, but I will say this. When traveling in the midwest, when I see a carrier hauling a camper destined for a dealer, the overwhelming majority of trucks doing the pulling are Ram duelly's. Others may disagree...

I'm not sure what you mean about 'the one with the heat'. All 3 of ours are 13,500 BTU's. I can tell you that in our 340, the 1st and 3rd are on the same 50 amp leg.

We really like the 340 floor plan. It looks like you've been doing your research and that will definitely pay off. We pull our 340 with a 21 Ram 3500 SRW without problems. But then, I don't have the extra weight of a gen, W/D or solar. The only thing I would suggest is to calculate your pin...

As long as none of your slides and nothing else blocks a vent, I don't see a problem. I've done it in our 340 for a short period of time.

Welcome to you and your wife! And thank you for the many years of service to your community!! Now go enjoy!

Will do. It won't be till the first week or so of January. At the second stop I'll un-winterize, install the filters and softener and then the springs. I really want to install them before we leave. The first 2 days is a little over 800 miles. Depends on how much I feel like laying under...

I ordered Sumo Springs base on a video from the Wayward Waggs. I haven't installed them yet on our 340RL, but I will at one of our first stops heading south in January.

WOW! Didn't know it'd be that high! :oops: What about this? https://smile.amazon.com/MI-MADOL-IMPORTS-LLC-Assembly/dp/B09SGRMG62/ref=sr_1_4?crid=3DSBNXYBNVHKB&keywords=8+ft+propane+hose+male+ends&qid=1670291763&sprefix=8+ft+propane+hose+male+ends%2Caps%2C142&sr=8-4 and then getting an...

The most common number manufacturers use is 357. The higher number you choose the better the security. I would suggest calling and discussing a number for your locks. This is the cam lock I used. https://bauerproducts.com/product/sci-cam-lock/ I believe I ordered the .875 size The best...

When booking, is there a certain section I should ask for?

Never heard of it. Great, one more thing for me to surf for. 😆

Front storage(gen location), auto level and both propane doors are 'Cam Locks'. The 'Slam Latch' locks are at the basement(garage, pass thru storage) doors and the garbage door. Basically if it has a silver wing nut style latch, it's a cam lock. If you pull the handle to open, it's a slam...

Welcome! That 310 is a great floor plan!

I'm most likely wrong here, but what about using a hydraulic hose? I believe most if not all NAPA stores can make one to length.

If you want to use that feature, you can most likely get one from your local hardware.

I don't think we've ever stayed at Bewabic. Been to other campgrounds around that area, but not there. Ever make the trek over to Copper Peak? BTW, we live a 5 minute walk from Brimley State Park.

Sorry, don't have the same setup. Where are you located? We're in the U.P.

We traded our Montana HC in on a 340RL. We've had some things that need attention too. But then so did the HC when we first got it.

We have a 340 and had a similar problem. For us it turned out that the vent pipe to one of the grey tanks wasn't hooked up. It was separated in the wall.

These are pretty common connections. And they don't cost much. You can probably pick one up at your local hardware. Just be sure to use the yellow(I think) tape for gas connections and not the white that is used for plumbing. Personally, I wouldn't wait for the recall to come thru. I've...

I think pretty much everyone in the industry got that recall. You can spray some soapy water on it and look for bubbles. I didn't have any bubbles or gas smell so I used our outside connection many times this summer.

I also use RV Trip Wizard. You can try it free for 7 days.

Welcome to the 340 Nation!

Greetings! Alaska is on our list of states to visit. Not sure when, but it's on the list.

Hello from da U.P.!

Hello and welcome!

Hello from the U.P. and congrats on your 310!

I think this is a place I was going to call earlier this year. But working on the house and other trips got in the way. I remember seeing their logo. I think. 😂

We called and left a message. If we don't hear back soon, I'll book online.

Hello! We'll be heading that way in January also.