It looks like the 2008 Monaco La Palma XL was built on a Roadmaster Chassis so if this is what you have then you'd need the Roadmaster Exact Center Steering Stabilizer part # RM75RR which comes with both the steering stabilizer as well as the bolt-on mounting brackets. This will be an excellent upgrade for your motorhome allowing the steering wheel to return to center much faster and easier. view full answer...
If you are needing a double step replacement for your 2011 Monaco Monarch Motorhome the Kwikee Electric RV Step Complete Assembly - Double - 32 Series - 24" Wide # LC372261 will be the correct replacement. I was able to confirm this after to speaking to my contact at Lippert.
If you need a triple step replacement the Kwikee Electric RV Step Complete Assembly - Triple - 25 Series - 24" Wide # LC3658373 would the correct replacement. view full answer...
To determine a replacement for your Dometic Duo-Therm units you'll first need to remove the air distribution box cover and determine the connection type, whether it's a 6 or 9-pin connector or if it's hardwired. Next you'll want to remove the shroud of the rooftop unit to check the BTU rating. There should be a sticker somewhere on it that states either 13,500 or 15,000 BTU's. Depending on these circumstances I have the following recommendations:
13,500 BTU's
6-pin # FR26PR
9-pin # FR82PV
15,000... view full answer...
Yes, SumoSprings come in kits per axle so two kits would be needed if you have a tandem axle trailer. To determine the correct kit for your trailer you'll need to know the axle capacity and whether or not your axles are overslung or underslung. If your leaf spring stack sits above your axle then you're overslung, and if your leaf spring stack sits below the axle you're underslung. The axle capacity can be found on the axle tag that should be stuck directly to the tube of the axle. If not... view full answer...
If only one unit isn't keeping up then you can replace just that one unit without having to replace both. You'll just need to determine how the bad unit connects to the system to figure out the best replacement option. It will typically be a 6 or 9-pin connector, but some times Dometic units can be hardwired. If this is the case then you'll need to contact Dometic to determine what the wire functions are to accurately connect a new unit. You'll also need to reach out to the manufacturer... view full answer...
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