Like many RVers I decided to replace my troublesome rv fridge with a residential. I have read a lot of posts here and other places about doing so and battery life when camping without shore power. Some say you need a large bank and solar and a few s...
brianfaith wrote:Hi,We are a family of 6 (2 adults and 4 young children), and looking at a pop-up camper that can also help haul our bikes, etc.Question for this forum related which make/models folks feel are best for usability/reliability.In my brie...
A few years ago I did a test when I started using a 5 cu/ft residential fridge when boondocking. I could go 2 days on 2 12v batteries... Here is the link
PAThwacker wrote:Yeah pop ups are dead on rv.net and camping in general. Most are buying the single axle trailer debaucheries before figuring it out. I have pups for boondocking use only.Some things (and people) never change. You seem to have a ...
There should be a tag on the rear diff cover. Most F150s of that year range came with a 3.55 or 3.73 gear ratio. Metal tag bolted to the diff cover will read:3 55 = 3.55 ratio (duh)3L55 = 3.55 locker 3 73 = You get the idea......The odds of someone...
