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RE: pocket knife
I've carried one for some 50 plus years. Carried one during school all the way through junior high and high school and never once was anything said about me having one. Lot of others carried them to. I have somewhere around 100 pocket knives and 40 or so fixed blades hunting and self defence knives.
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cougar28
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01/22/22 06:14am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Installing Glowsteps as a one person DIY job (long post)
I understand not everyone can install the way I did. Yes I'm still in good shape for the most part. 2 months away from 57 yo- 6'1" 178lb and have a very active job working 10 to 16 hours a day. The guys at work gave me the nick name "the machine". LOL
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cougar28
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11/02/21 05:40pm |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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RE: Installing Glowsteps as a one person DIY job (long post)
I installed mine by myself-no jacks or anything. Didn't even take any part of the steps loose. I just removed the old steps-expended the TL steps out fully and put them in position under the opening. Laid under the rv lifted into place-put the back bolts in on each side then the front. Took me all of 30 mins max to install.
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cougar28
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10/31/21 07:45pm |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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RE: Winterizing Issue
Ive had this TT for 5 yrs and have never had any issues winterizing. Usually i use 2-3 gal of antifreeze and im good to go. This time I bypassed the water heater like normal and diverted the pump toward the hose for the antifreeze. No issues with suction, but after 4 gal being sucked up I was really scratching my head. Normally by 1/2gal the lines are pressurized and the pump turns off. This time I put 4 full gal in and it was still going. Only thing i could figure was to swap the valve on the outside from “city water” to “fresh tank”. Once i did that everything went fine. Im assuming i was sucking antifreeze into the FW tank, I guess my question is do you always need to have the valve to fresh water tank vs city water? I find it hard to believe that the last 4 yrs i always got lucky and the valve was already switched to fresh water, esp since Im almost always on fulll hookups. Just seemed odd this yr
You didn't say what brand of rv you have but I have a Jayco and yes my tank fill-city water valve has to be in the tank fill position. Other wise in city water position it will put it in the fresh water tank. I just did the same as you winterizing mine yesterday. Forgot to turn the valve to tank fill. Sound backwards but that the way mine works.
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cougar28
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10/31/21 07:34pm |
General RVing Issues
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