How many of you are using anything other than "RV" toilet paper. I'm sick of paying $5.00 for the RV stuff that has lousy tear strength and fall apart in your hands. I think we're being ripped off.
I"ve been towing a Honda CRV for 12 years and now am ready for a new dingy. I like the new CRVs but the Subaru Forresters have some appeal too. What are your thoughts?
paratroop wrote:Johnny T, Excellent info! That was great info for anyone new to this site. As I'm a newbie today, I hope this will be acceptable on where to post. This is a general question and after reading many reviews, I'm still a little in the da...
ppine wrote:10 mpg sounds more like a pick-up and is wildly optimistic.Yeah, RVers are like fishermen when it comes to bragging about the size of fish they caught or the MPG of their motorhomes. I get 6.7, so there.
We had a 36 foot National Tropical and after 15 years decided to trade for a new one. Downsizing was/is the popular thing because folks are brainwashed to think a smaller RV is more energy efficient and we are doing our thing for the environment. T...
There is a mechanical disconnect underneath that allows you to manually retract the slide. Sometimes this gets disengaged and the slide will wander out a few inches.
I had my 2001 Tropical for 15 years and 65K miles and never changed the belt. I had a mechanic check it when it had about 50K miles. He said it looked great with no cracking or fraying and didn't see the need to replace it. Just my experience.
