Need advice please. I've been offered a FHU on a remote ranchette where I go horseback riding, but the easements, which are very rutted and rolling, sort of up-and-down lumps in the road, are enough to jar the kidneys out of an elephant(to put it gr...
Hi. My over the range micro/convection unit has died after 9 years and I want to put just a simple microwave to up in its place. Found one a bit smaller on line, but it is a countertop unit about 800 watts and smaller, which will fit I think...I wan...
Having seen an RV in my area burned down due to a refrigerator fire, I'm rather nervous about my Dometic, 3 years old and in my 27ft class C. I've read a little about res. fridges, but some negatives, so I would ask for a bit of advice on how long t...
Where can I find an older, 4-down w/stick shift? The car I have now is 4600 lbs and my rig wouldn't handle that weight I've been advised. Any input on what make or model to search for would be greatly appreciated. My husband has passed and I'm sma...
Just a quick note I received on my recall alert:For all pets, Evanger's of Illinois issued voluntary recall due to pentobarbital in both dog and cat food where sickness and fatality occurred. Check petfood advisor or Google Evanger's February recall...
The Wandering Bark is still rolling and in great shape. Bought it in 2010, new, and it's been dependable and no motor or body problems at all. New A/C, refrigerator and tires, and pending a new awning, is about it. But after 10 years, that's great...
My plan is to only travel that rough road only once or twice a month, staying only a week at the time, roll in and roll out. Touring Florida into Georgia a lot, and loved every minute. Full-timed in this rig for ten years now and hope to get another ...
DrewE, thank you. That is extraordinarily helpful. The road is hard dirt, a few shallow puddles if it rains. Since my rig is low to the ground, I will have to move very slowly...it has the "skates" on the rear to help with it all. It's worth the a...
Thank you all. I think a microwave will be the best choice now. I do have that metal trim facing around it...the new microwave would be about 30 lbs, so I think this mic/convec that's dead is about that. New one is 19" wide, 15" deep, and 11" tall....
