Starcraft RV Owners Forum

I don't think you'll find anything that is an exact fit. Just get one that covers the open areas - it may not be cosmetically perfect, but it will work. I can't remember which one I bought, but I think it was from Camco.

We also have a 329BHU, and have our table is straight. Do you know if the dealership has removed the pedestals from the floor and checked underneath them for any foreign debris? If there isn't anything causing the pedestals to be out of plumb, you can remove or loosen the mounts from under the table...

Welcome aboard!

That is strange! I purchased a 4x4x8 treated fence post and cut it into 1 ft. long pieces. Now I have 8 cribbing blocks.

I think that's worth a try and I would do it. I'm just not sure it's going to completely dry the flooring. Good luck!

As moallen said, I also attach a bungee to one of the arms to keep the awning slanted. Have never had a problem with the awning draining off all the rain water when I do this.

I remember hearing or reading somewhere that about 45 - 50 psi is the recommended max water pressure. True, the water pressure won't be what you're used to having in your home.

Welcome aboard! Sometimes smaller is better.

We're happy owners of an Autumn Ridge 329BHU. I know it's not the trailer that you're looking at, but we've been very happy with it. You might consider the 2 year warranty on Starcraft as opposed to 1 year on most others.
Good luck!

I posted this in the AR One section also. I would recommend the 13,500 unit. My experience years ago with a 5,000 BTU A/C in a 16 ft. trailer was not good. It was never able to keep up with the summer heat down here in Texas. We ended up getting rid of the trailer for that reason (and a few others)....