On another board there was a comment made about altitude affecting their refrigerator and generator at 6000 ft.I would not think the refrigerator propane would use enough air volume at that height nor the air be too thin to impact the refrigerator. I...
I have been reading about surge protectors and the consensus seems to be the surge protector should have about 1000 Joules minimum and more is better. I have seem some units in excess of 4000 Joules.I understand how useful a line conditioner can be t...
Most of the time we camp with electricity. But a few times a year we go to music festivals or other events that are non-electric, plus and occasional boondock trip. I am not a fan of generators but the only other option seems to be solar. However, wh...
About two years ago I had a new undercarriage installed due to a nasty road hazard.At the end of last season I notices that as I applied the brake, the TT slow then it seems like one of the brakes shoes would stick. Last week we decided to dry camp i...
I just winterize the water lines and we are unloading the food. Soon we will be backing it into parking spot in the back yard.Like most folks I have tried dryer sheets, peppermint oil, commercial mouse repellent and new this year, Osage hedge apples....
Last year, we spent 62 day from Indiana to Portland Oregon and back. We traveled a total of 9300 miles, of which we towed 7000 miles. The reason for the long adventure? We would look at the map, pick our next destination and the figured out how to ge...
I too have been down this path many times. Over the years I have settled on a no BS approach.* If I am just looking I tell them that. I do not want waste their time.* Never buy on the first trip. A day or two of thought clears the head. It reduces a ...
Well 6 pages of statistics and opinions makes for interesting reading.But I am from the CAT scale school. My 5000 lb. 400 lb. dry weight TT crosses the scales at 6200 to 6400 lbs. and up to 650 lb. on the tongue, when loaded for the road.I am at or v...
