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Re: Autumn Ridge 329BHU
Posted: March 6th, 2015, 12:10 pm
by tslarson
pawpaw wrote:Has anyone been able to locate the on/off switch or thermostat on the little fridge in the in the outdoor kitchen? The manual shows where it is supposed to be, but it isn't there. There are no controls at all either inside or on the outside of the unit. I think the 309BHU uses the same unit.
If it is the same brand fridge as in my trailer, the control is accessed from the rear of the fridge. For my camper there is a little slide up door to remove inside the camper, then you can reach in and turn the knob. The knob is located by the bottom of the fridge right on the back panel, I don't remember which side. You should have some rear access from the bunk area of your trailer.
Re: Autumn Ridge 329BHU
Posted: March 5th, 2015, 11:12 am
by pawpaw
Has anyone been able to locate the on/off switch or thermostat on the little fridge in the in the outdoor kitchen? The manual shows where it is supposed to be, but it isn't there. There are no controls at all either inside or on the outside of the unit. I think the 309BHU uses the same unit.
Re: Autumn Ridge 329BHU
Posted: March 5th, 2015, 1:13 am
by mcmahonm
This is a reminder to always have bungee cords and/or zip ties in the trailer
Re: Autumn Ridge 329BHU
Posted: February 25th, 2015, 3:42 am
by jcarlilesiu
pawpaw wrote:Well, my good luck with our new TT ran out last weekend. Nothing major, one of the stabilizer jacks broke and no longer will stay up. I advised CW and they are ordering a replacement. I was able to secure it for the trip back home. Thank goodness for bungee cords!
Well if that's the worst problem you have, you should be in good shape
Re: Autumn Ridge 329BHU
Posted: February 24th, 2015, 12:25 pm
by pawpaw
Well, my good luck with our new TT ran out last weekend. Nothing major, one of the stabilizer jacks broke and no longer will stay up. I advised CW and they are ordering a replacement. I was able to secure it for the trip back home. Thank goodness for bungee cords!
Re: Autumn Ridge 329BHU
Posted: February 18th, 2015, 11:15 am
by pawpaw
Nope! My unit came without them.
Re: Autumn Ridge 329BHU
Posted: February 17th, 2015, 5:21 pm
by jcarlilesiu
pawpaw wrote:I'm thinking about adding slide toppers to our 329BHU. Do you think they're worth the money? Does anyone have any suggestions on what brand to use? How about your experience using them?
Thanks
No hybrid here, but at the RV show in Chicago I went to recently, I thought all campers with slides already had the canopy topper. That isn't the case?
Re: Autumn Ridge 329BHU
Posted: February 17th, 2015, 12:12 pm
by pawpaw
I'm thinking about adding slide toppers to our 329BHU. Do you think they're worth the money? Does anyone have any suggestions on what brand to use? How about your experience using them?
Thanks
Re: Autumn Ridge 329BHU
Posted: February 9th, 2015, 12:14 am
by jcarlilesiu
pawpaw wrote:We finally had a chance to use our new trailer last weekend. Guess what - we had absolutely no problems at all! EVERYTHING worked just as it was supposed to. I kept waiting for something to happen, but it didn't. We had a great experience (unlike the first trip in our previous unit). We stayed fairly close to home just in case of a problem, and I don't regret doing that. Now, Mama and I are planning to do some serious trips. Last year we towed over 6,000 miles. Let the good time begin!
Great news! Congrats.
Re: Autumn Ridge 329BHU
Posted: February 8th, 2015, 6:24 pm
by rbrent
So how did the back up camera work? Is it worth the $399 for the setup? Thanks for any info! pawpaw