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RE: New to 5th wheels
Think about adding Sumo springs in place of the bump stops. Easy to do it yourself. It really helped smooth out the ride while towing my fifth wheel.
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Fresno Tundra Driver
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08/05/22 03:41pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: best route to yosemite
If by “Yosemite” you mean Yosemite valley than your best route would be Crespro’s way. While 395 to 120 is beautiful, going up that way is a steeper grade, especially with your toad, and seems a roundabout way to go if your destination is in fact Yosemite valley.
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Fresno Tundra Driver
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06/02/22 11:35pm |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Trip report: Yosemite in the Snow
Wonderful pictures! Looks like time well spent. Winter in Yosemite can definitely be sublime. Thanks for sharing.
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Fresno Tundra Driver
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02/21/22 09:03pm |
Public Lands, Boondocking and Dry Camping
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RE: Yosemite...how early?
We’ve camped in Yosemite valley several times in the month of March when Easter break came early and have always had a good time. Our experience with March camping there has had daytime highs in the 55-70 degree range and nighttime lows in the 25-40 degree range. We’ve had light snowfall on one or two occasions but nothing that lasted or prevented driving. Good luck.
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Fresno Tundra Driver
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02/10/22 08:19pm |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: The cat is out of the bag ! New Honda Generator !!
3000+ watts and only 58 pounds sounds great!!!
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Fresno Tundra Driver
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02/05/22 09:06am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Run TV on an inverter?
I’ve have two group 27 batteries with a 300 watt inverter and have successfully watched our 21 inch flat panel tv wherever we camp that gets over the air channels. I think you’ll be able to as well
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Fresno Tundra Driver
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02/05/22 12:01am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Recommended must have for 5th wheel
Hello. Adding Sumo Springs to my truck 5 years ago made the ride a lot less jarring and more smooth while towing our fifth wheel. Wish I didn’t wait so long to put them on. They’re easy to put on and they help a lot.
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Fresno Tundra Driver
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11/14/21 10:35pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Should I cover my tires?
Gdetrailer are you a retired petroleum engineer, chemist or tire manufacturer employee...?
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Fresno Tundra Driver
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11/04/21 10:09am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Recommend a good RV Cover for 28-29' TT?
I use anything I can get cheap on eBay that has the white Tyvek on top. I’ve mostly used Adco. They can get expensive if bought brand new but I’m always on the lookout for an open box item(not returned) or maybe one that has some cosmetic damage on the box. My twenty year old 28 foot fifth wheel has used travel trailer and fifth wheel covers. Whatever I can get in the 28-30 foot range. For us in central california the UV damage is what I’m mostly trying to prevent and thus far it’s worked great as all my decals still look great and I still have an intact white rubber roof. Rain and snow is not an issue here usually. Once the Adco cover I bought had a date of manufacture of 5 years earlier but was still in it’s original shrink rap and worked fine. I usually get 2-3 years of service before the cheaper grey sidewalls start to deteriorate and have usually paid around $200. Keep a lookout in advance of when you actually need it. For example, my current cover is wearing out after 2.5 years but I already have one in the garage that I bought last June. I’ll probably replace the old cover with my “new” cover next spring as the UV intensity increases.
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Fresno Tundra Driver
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10/26/21 11:14am |
Travel Trailers
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