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Lippert bought out the original company that made them. You should be able to source them through Lippert.

Glad I could help. With the spacers, it’s a breeze!

@@MyBackyardLife I just finished about 15 minutes ago, piece of cake! The new hinges are way better than the old.

@@MyBackyardLifeDoes the new band include the spacers?

@@michaelfornwald3887yes, the new bands should come with spacers.

@@michaelfornwald3887 Yes the spacers are definitely included.

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Haha, if it isn’t a missing clamp, it’s a socket. Glad I could help!

When I ordered mine there were different model numbers/sku's for the front and the back. So no, unfortunately I don't believe they are interchangeable.

Unfortunately, you would need to switch it back. They burn and flow at different temps and rates.

@@kulasachi1858 ahh ok thx for getting back to me!

Awesome, welcome to the BGE! Enjoy experimenting and the many cooks to come!

Awesome! I’m glad I could help. Egg on!

That is the hot water heater bypass valve. When winterizing, you turn that bypass on to prevent antifreeze from filling the hot water tank (water is drained by removing the anode rod in the tank). In the spring, the bypass valve should be off (the anode rod should also be put back in). This is what is being shown at 1:40, the bypass valve being turned off. This allows the hot water tank to fill. Before turning the hot water tank on you’ll want to make sure it is full of water as well. Just run the hot water in the kitchen until the air is gone (hot water tank will fill). Then you are good to go. Hope this helps!

Any gas pipe thread sealer would work. They are at all the big box stores or even Amazon. The thread sealer probably isn’t even needed as others have mentioned but I tend to be overly cautious when dealing with gas.

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Awesome. Glad I could help!

Here is more of a step by step process if you need it. mybackyardlife.com/how-to-winterize-forest-river-shamrock-roo-camper-w-photos/

I would disconnect the cable at the motor and try it again. If it still pulls hard then there is likely some corrosion on the inside of the cable. The good news is that the cables are fairly inexpensive, so swapping the cable out is a cheap and easy resolution.

Thank you for your response. I sprayed wd40 on it and it is good to go.

It creates circular airflow within the cabinet and works great. I haven’t had an issue since. Thanks for watching!

Mine was welded on the frame up by the tongue jack. It is also usually on the sticker on the side of the camper. If neither of those locations have it then your best bet is probably the title.

You can get them at tractor stores or if you aren't around one they can be found on Amazon as well. Here is a link, www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08LC7HPM4?ie=UTF8&psc=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=mybackyardlife-20&linkId=2aefb151e7703260343d7d3fc6eea28a&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl, hope it helps!

If I remember correctly I got it off Amazon, www.amazon.com/dp/B0006JJ588?&linkCode=ll1&tag=mybackyardlife-yt-20&linkId=02c0b99993892635a1e3404641c158e9&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl.

I also have an article over on my site with more photos and information. That can be found here, mybackyardlife.com/winterizing-a-2022-30bhs-cougar-camper/ Hopefully this helps!

At about 1:18 the new one is going in.

@@MyBackyardLife thanks! I thought that was the same one that had been taken out ha!

It looks like mine is an 1863. I don’t see why the kit wouldn’t work though. It might be worth picking one up and seeing if the thread is the same?

@@MyBackyardLife thank you for checking - i will probably will try the kit and see if it fits

On mine, yes. With that being said, I was not the original owner of this trailer so I can’t speak to the original condition of it.

@@MyBackyardLife thank you for the reply!

It’s probably fine without it, but I tend to over build to ensure things hold up. It’s a cheap added safety measure.

@@MyBackyardLife I’m the same way but you have to not get the sealant inside of the orifices because it will block the gas flow.

@@w.miller7282 Agreed.

Glad I could help. Hopefully you had a successful install!

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Thanks. I hope you enjoy!

Yes, the company was formally known as TJ Snuggles in which they were recently bought out. They are now part of Lippert. www.lci1.com/tj-snuggles/ Hope this helps!

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Yes, I believe they are.

That would be good as well, but I prefer some meat with that taco seasoning flavor along with the added flavors the other ingredients bring to the table :).

While I've never hit the griddle top with a heat gun, I've never had an issue with the griddle not getting up to temp. I even live in the North where we get a lot of snow this time of the year and the Blackstone has no problem with temps. For instance, it was 6 degrees out a couple weeks ago and it still delivered that perfect sear on our smash burgers. I don't see it being an issue and have personally never had an issue. I also have two griddles in which one remains the camper. The griddle I have on my back deck is the 36" and that is the one that is hooked up to the natural gas. Point being, the 36" has the largest surface area to heat and I have yet to have any issues. Hopefully this helps!

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I ditched my side tables and installed my BGE into a table, but yes, they should install just as easy. Glad I could help. Good luck!

I would probably play it safe and pick up a 5 gallon bucket to get it drained out. I would think a couple jugs of antifreeze might work as well, but a cheap bucket would be the route I would take just to ensure there isn't a bigger headache waiting for you in the spring.

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Yes, with the water pump on and antifreeze in the lines I like to compress the stop on the outside of the camper. This will make the antifreeze spray out of the city water connection clearing any water that may have suctioned itself up there while draining the low point drains. Hopefully this helps. Good luck!

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First of all, thanks for watching. To answer your question, yes, the kit from BGE comes with the band spacers making it super easy to install! Good luck!