I use Google maps in my work daily. However, I'm about to retire, and we're headed out for a few months of RV travel out west. I noted from YouTube videos some of the roads, do not allow RV's, or they have narrow and or low tunnels. Google does not ...
What to do with mail for six months of RV travel.We will be RV camping for six months at a time, returning to our central Florida home each year for winter time. My question is what do I do with our mail while we are gone. Important bills are alr...
A few years ago I purchased a 1999 GMC Sierra heavy half ton, (sometimes referred to as lite ¾ ton) Z71 4x4. Since that time, I’ve completed the restoration process the previous owner had started, including changing out the rims to 18 inch and insta...
Last year we had a 28 Keystone RLS, with one A/C unit, in a duck system. Visiting our Daughter in Dallas Texas, taught us a lesson, on the need for 2 AC systems in summer heat. This year we have a Reflection 303 RLS 5th Wheel, with 2 AC units. The ne...
garyp4951 wrote:I never use cruise towing in the mountains, and wonder why some do. I'm in no hurry, and its also hard on the power train.I totally agree.
I'm new in 5th wheel but have towed a 33 travel trailer for over 12k miles last year, behind a gas GMC Sierra.. Planning is the key. I use Google maps and street view to plan out my route, and I always plan a stop at 1/2 a tank, just in case, the sta...
So what your saying is, there is no online mapping system for RV's, that takes into consideration height, and non- RV safe roads? The Mountain book, to review recommended Google routs, then make adjustments, with way points, seems the best solution....
Thom02099 wrote:azdryheat wrote:My Google Map says to go east from Twin Lakes to the 24 then north to I-70 then west the 82 then south to Aspen. It did not try to route me the short way.Probably because CO 82 between Aspen and Twin Lakes is closed fo...
