As of now I am in direct line of having this storm hit us. We live about 60-70 miles inland. Kinston, NC. Should I hook up my 5th wheel to my truck or just leave it unhooked?
Been awhile since descending BM and I have never went up BM (diffenert route prior). As I am traveling west (up) I will be using my truck (signature) and pulling my parents TT - 7500 to 8000 pounds. What advice can y’all share? I am from Eastern N...
Just made reservations site 40 August 8-12. Only site available on upper level. I have watched a couple of YouTube videos and they mention the step slope to the upper level. I will be using my truck 2009 Silverado 2500hd 2WD 6.0 gas & 25ft Openran...
Today breaker has tripped twice. Just now it stayed on for 2-3hours and then tripped. 50amp. Ac not running. Nothing in camper running expect lights. Could it be heating element? Thermostat? Can I just run it off of LP?
I have the Revolution pin box. Will this work? Also, is it easy to hookup & unhook? Lastly, would I need the safety chains & are they easy to install on the rail version? Thanks.
dapperdan wrote:Another vote for Mama Gertie's...... The view from up top was breath taking! The upper sites were very level, I believe the others weren't too bad either. :BDanX3
No trees around my house. Not a flood prone area since I am up on higher level than most. Flooding around here is caused by rivers about 1week after the storms. This is Kinston after Matthew. https://youtu.be/VjXPVcS-2u0
Jim&Sharon wrote:I like to think I'm wiser in my old age, but maybe I'm just more cautious.If I knew the hurricane was headed to me, I would load the camper up and go camping, about 300 miles inland. Come back home when services have been restored, ...
