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RE: Meatball Sub. Casserole
Sounds easy and delicious. Good camping pot luck food.
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Super_Dave
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01/20/20 09:48am |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: Grill conversion
The stove that I converted produced much higher BTU's with my big tank versus the small cannister. Evidence was the second and third burners had same flame as the first unlike the traditional first burner stealing all the pressure.
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Super_Dave
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01/16/20 06:48pm |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: Small flys/ gnats coming out of commode.
To go nuclear, I'd open the black tank drain valve, put a pest bomb in the drain pipe and put the cap back on.
Why not just drop it down the vent pipe?
Lyle
How you going to get it back? I'm thinking the aerosol smoke bomb type.
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Super_Dave
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01/14/20 04:35pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Small flys/ gnats coming out of commode.
To go nuclear, I'd open the black tank drain valve, put a pest bomb in the drain pipe and put the cap back on.
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Super_Dave
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01/14/20 11:50am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Truck bed plug or just use plug in bumper for 5th wheel
I have one in the bed, but probably use the one in the bumper just as much.
And there is probably the best answer. Both work and the main argument for the in bed plug is a few folks have managed to pull out their plug while many others of us have never had a problem using the bumper plug.
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Super_Dave
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01/13/20 07:48am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Reloading on Camp cooking gear
Without ruining the factory legs, measure the diameter and compare to EMT conduit.
Very inexpensive to buy and cut to your desired length.
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Super_Dave
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01/07/20 02:10pm |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: Reloading on Camp cooking gear
Two things:
1) the version of that stove I looked at on the internet has a coupler that the leg screw into. I it has what appears to be 6" legs without the extensions.
2) The problem you will have with a tabletop version with this stove is heat so close to a top. I put my grill on a tabletop with a couple of layers of cheap ceramic tiles under the grill to protect the surface of the table I am cooking on. You will definitely need some kind of heat shield.
P.S. I'm an old hardware store guy. lol
https://i.imgur.com/GfhLPL4l.jpg
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Super_Dave
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01/07/20 02:02pm |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: Washer/Dryer worth it?
We would rather have access to multiple machines and be done in an hour. The washer/dryer space in the 5th wheel is great storage space.
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Super_Dave
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01/06/20 08:29am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Ideas wanted to secure non fixed kitchen island
Is it strapped front to back or side to side? I would get a long strap, wrap it once around the countertop and strap front to back. Locking the wheels would also be a good idea.
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Super_Dave
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01/05/20 09:30am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Break away cable
Does your hitch mount to rails in the truck bed? I mount mine to anything solid close to the tailgate.
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Super_Dave
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01/01/20 03:04pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Are yu Hungry?
Haven't been hungry since Thanksgiving but keep eating for some strange reason. BTW, if you study your nutrition, 15 grams of protein in a meal is really quite excellent.
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Super_Dave
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12/30/19 06:31pm |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: removing antenna ??
If you get rid of it you will lose all over the air digital channels. In bigger centres that can be 100’s of channels.
The plug in interior antennas will get those for $20.
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Super_Dave
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12/28/19 09:14pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: RV Crushes Truck
I am not a fiver guy so did not spot why this happened? Anyone else? What a bummer
I think someone thought that the pin was locked in too high in the jaws.
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Super_Dave
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12/16/19 01:33pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: RV Crushes Truck
No tug test w/ legs still down!
I said lift the front legs about ONE INCH off the ground. This way if it lets go, it only drops an inch and not on the truck.
Ken
I don't think the level up jacks will let you do that, in the video it completely raises one jack and then starts on the other (I assume because Lippert put a pump so weak that it can't be arsed to lift two jacks at once)
afidel, you and I could both learn something if it was possible. Sometimes I miss the individual jack control that I had on my cabover camper.
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Super_Dave
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12/16/19 01:01pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Single Rear Wheel vs Dually - Whats the Best for You
I really hate driving my dually if I'm not towing, so I don't. If my truck had to be a daily driver I would probably switch to a SRW truck. Maybe when I'm old and don't tow anymore.
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Super_Dave
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12/16/19 11:00am |
Tow Vehicles
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RE: RV Crushes Truck
I just felt happier about having a ball hitch.
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Super_Dave
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12/16/19 10:25am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Please help me choose between these two portable smokers
I think that you could make bacon for breakfast in the stovetop but not make bacon from scratch in it. My feeling is the same for the Masterbuilt for that matter. You will not have low temperature control with either of these units. They are smoke cookers.
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Super_Dave
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12/15/19 04:13pm |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: Hey Smokers! (meat, that is)
Prime brisket on the smoker this morning and a 10 lbs. ham going on in a couple of hours. Tis the season! Merry Christmas smokers!
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Super_Dave
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12/14/19 08:27am |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: Pumpkin Mousse
Never heard of powdered monk fruit. What is that?
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Super_Dave
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12/12/19 02:49pm |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: Water filter upstream of the pump?
I use the cannister type filters at the tank fill point so that the water is highly filtered before reaching the tank. The kitchen faucet filters can be tricky if you forget about them when you winterize.
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Super_Dave
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12/12/19 08:27am |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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