what is that Rattle???

[EJM4]

I also had the mudflap noise & I have since corrected it.

I now how developed a loud intermittent noise which while driving seems be coming from the passenger side mirror area.

Anyone have this?

[boowho]

Originally Posted by OldCoot

Leave them at the first rest stop. Just kidding, enjoy the noise they produce, so soon they'll be gone and the quiet is deafening! Voice of experience here!

Amen to that!!!!

[boowho]

Originally Posted by Phil57

Well I am driving to Nashville and yet took all of ten minutes to realize that my rattle was not the mud flap. It is out side but I can't pin it down. I guess I will teach the DW to drive so I can try to pin point Ito know it is going to shake rattle and roll but this rattle drives me nuts. It even bugs me when I take out my hearing aids.
I looked at the door and I don't think that's it.

Yikes!!! Your DW doesn't drive the coach?? Yesterday I was sitting here and a 40' Monaco came in next to me. The husband pulled up, got out of the coach and watched at the DW backed it into the space. Perfectly, I might add.

Boowho??

[Phil57]

No she said she wants to but I'm the one that is not comfortable with it. We will see. Back to the rattle issue. It's not the mud flap or the awning arm. I don't think it's the door. The stair cover if a possibility I will work on that. Their are lots of noises that come and go with how the MH is packed but this is consistent and annoying as all get out.

[Hallen01]

Originally Posted by SkrapMoney

So I just purchased a new 2013 Berkshire bunkhouse and headed out on our first road trip. For 600 miles all I could hear is this rattle coming from the stairwell entry. Mife wife said it sounded like the mud flap banging. I told her they don't put mud flaps on the front. So our first stop I get out to investigate the rattle and low n behold theres a mud flap. Obviously to protect the mechanical step. But it seems to be very firm in place. So my search continues. Hope somebody has had this problem and figured it out. Thanks for the help.

Experienced the same with our new Berkshire 390 RB and quickly determined it to be the wooden pull-out desktop at the passengers position, which rattles back and forth when in the stowed position. Funny, how when you know the cause it's not nearly so aggravating. I'll eventually get around to putting some Velco fuzz to stop the wood-on-wood banging, or maybe just both Velcro parts to keep it in place.

[Jersey Guy]

Originally Posted by EJM4

I also had the mudflap noise & I have since corrected it.

I now how developed a loud intermittent noise which while driving seems be coming from the passenger side mirror area.

Anyone have this?

I have a loud intermittent noise from the passenger seat, oh yeah, thats DW

[OldCoot]

Originally Posted by Jersey Guy

I have a loud intermittent noise from the passenger seat, oh yeah, thats DW

And there hain't no way possible to stop it either! After 52+ yrs, you just tune it out.

[TURBS]

Originally Posted by OldCoot

And there hain't no way possible to stop it either! After 52+ yrs, you just tune it out.

Iph you ignore it long enough sooner or later it'll quit asking questions.

Questions freak!

[SkrapMoney]

Originally Posted by OldCoot

Leave them at the first rest stop. Just kidding, enjoy the noise they produce, so soon they'll be gone and the quiet is deafening! Voice of experience here!

Lol. Ive got one out of the house already. The next one goes into the air force this summer. That leaves 3 left. Wait! just found out the other day theres another one on its way. This will make 6 total. At this rate ill never get rid of the noise. The grand kids shouldnt be to far behind either. I can hear my dad laughing from here. He calls it the ultimate payback.

[Phil57]

I found the rattle. It has the mud flap after all. I was looking under the MH because the front jacks made a lot of noise coming up and saw 4 bolts one was lose and it was a washer that was spinning and vibrating. Tighten it up and piece and quiet. So happy.

[DAISY BOYKIN]

My noise was very simple to silence, didn't have to tighten any screws or bolts, just turned my hearing aids off!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you NAVY for the opportunity to be able to silence the noise at will.

Now that is what you call selective noise canceling.

[Phil57]

I owe mine to the Marines but my wife has overcome my sound switch by whacking in the and asking me if I would please fix that rattle. Ha I can't get away.