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RE: Shore power question
I have left all of my campers plugged in 24/7 with onboard smart chargers. I have to add water two times each year in the summer months.
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AJR
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12/26/22 09:09pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Heating the Garage
OP said....
To clarify, I'm referring to the garage in our 5th wheel.
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AJR
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10/21/22 06:02pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Preparing to Leave in Hot Weather
As the fridge is plugged into 120V. Just turn it on a day or two ahead on time. As long as it is semi level. It should work as advertized. Mine does, ice cubes in 24 hours.
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AJR
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09/05/22 05:13pm |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Wabash & Erie Canal Park
Wow! Has that place changed since the eighties when my kid’s BSA troop would camp there.
Lots of fascinating history there.
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AJR
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09/04/22 06:03am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Wabash & Erie Canal Park
I have been there many times in past years as a Boy Scout adult advisor. It has a very interesting history explained on signs as I recall. They only had a section of the canal filled with water back then. The tallest tree in the state was there. But I hear it collapsed awhile back but is still there. Lots of great hiking trails. Some with industrial relics on them.
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AJR
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08/22/22 09:13am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Chicago to Cedar City, UT - route 70 or 80?
I80 is an easy drive. In fact a bit boring until you get into the mountains. I recall only one really long but not steep grade.
Just east of Salt Lake City. Off of I80 is Jordanelle State Park. A nice scenic park with boating & fishing. From there to Cedar City via I15 out of Salt Lake City is less than a day’s drive.
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AJR
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07/20/22 07:47am |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Buying a Former Rental Class C. How many of us out there?
On my 28A the best bang for the buck was a frontend alignment to close to 5? castor as possible on the 2012 Ford E350 chassis.
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AJR
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06/18/22 07:09pm |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Seeking Simple RV Recipes
No name please
Baked Chicken w/stuffing
1 whole frier, rinsed with water inside & out.
1 medium onion, medium chopped
1 can Italian croutons
Pepper
garlic salt
Olive oil
Stick to close up the bird.
Aluminum foil to cover bird if using open grill
Directions
Coat bird with olive oil, inside & out
Sprinkle with pepper & garlic salt, inside & out
Stuff with alternate handfuls of croutons & onion
Close up bird and bake, medium heat, till leg joint pops with ease
Enjoy……
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AJR
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05/21/22 09:28am |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: Family Reunion 2022
Take a nice fat hot dog. Slice & fill with cheese. Wrap with bacon. Deep fry or air fry.
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AJR
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05/19/22 07:53am |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: Eastbound I-90 Chicago
I should have included this,
https://www.sandwichfair.com/camping/
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AJR
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03/31/22 03:51pm |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Eastbound I-90 Chicago
I like the US-63 suggestion. But I kinda like doing my 63mph in the right lane of the interstate watching almost everybody go by me. Plus there are rest stops, food & gas.
I90/I39 south has one toll at the Wisconsin/Illinois boarder. If you have EZ-PASS or I-PASS, no problem. Without a “PASS” of some kind they mail you a bill and charge you more. Then you follow the I39 signs south at Rockford. I39 to I80 & I80 east. There is a toll where I80 joins I294.
A note, from Rochester to where I80 meets I294 is over 400 miles. For me that to much for one day. I would suggest getting off of I39 at the 72 mile marker exit and take Rt 34 east to the Sandwich County Fair campgrounds for a night or more. Electric, good water & dump station. I have used it for many years to see my kids in the Chicago area. In town you can go to Johnny K’s for a real Chicago hot dog (with seeds) with everything or Italian beef sweet & wet (they reheat great). Also in town is Benda’s Frozen custard for a different type of meal. You can go east from there and pick up Rt 71 or Rt 52 south to get back onto I80 east.
NEVER take an RV through Chicago unless it is a class B. Well, unless you are a real masochist with nerves made of steel.
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AJR
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03/31/22 03:14pm |
Roads and Routes
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