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RE: catalytic converter stolen
wow I have a 2004 jeep and can't find any on mine maybe owner did it.
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crawford
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05/03/22 06:02pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Winnebago quality
they are all a F53 chassis so handling you may have to check tires pressure. what was the problem did you ever drive a chassis as this before?
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crawford
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12/26/21 01:57pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Winnebago quality
I will say a fact I own a georgetown by forest river they are crappy junk company cares less what they build. I wish I got a Winnebago they also got on line there electrical,plumping,or what ever you need.
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crawford
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12/24/21 09:34am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: What's a reasonable towed vehicle?
find a old Saturn they are cheep and tow able put in n and dune.
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crawford
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12/06/21 10:15am |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Flat tow toad brake and tow bar recommendations
brake buddy why because you can change your car or truck out very easy when needed. had my for years that's what I did.
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crawford
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12/06/21 10:10am |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: How to remove Captain's Chair pedestal from floor of RV
my Georgetown had a great deal of under coating on nuts had a hard time getting them cleaned off once done job was ok to remove
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crawford
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11/26/21 09:02am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Rooftop cover
just get a car port the right height and length drive under it and use it ever time.
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crawford
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11/01/21 11:24am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Changing a tire yourself
I once had a flat on one of the rear duals that I discovered on my Class C while it was sitting in my back yard just before heading out on a trip.
I called our traveling friends to wait up for us and then called my AAA ERS. They said that "they didn't service flats on dual tire sets" !!!!! (huuuuhhhhh?)
I canceled AAA (after being with them for decades) and never looked back. I now have an ERS that is all about RV road service -> Coach-Net. (They're comprehensive - so they also function as an ERS provider for our pickup and sedan.) this is because you didn't have AAA-RV which covers it but cost most then just AAA
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crawford
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10/31/21 11:38am |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Hi from RI
welcome back east tn said that as far a a GPS mine is called a trucker maps
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crawford
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10/27/21 01:36pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Safety question
my F 53 with 22.5 tires I can slide under even with my belly not hitting LOL
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crawford
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10/22/21 09:30am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Which old motorhome to buy
I for one never buy any with a rubber roof ....
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crawford
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10/20/21 01:09pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Tires - The 10 Year Rule
"The one thing that has yet to be mentioned is locale. Heat, in the form of ambient temperature, plays a HUGE role in how long tires last. Obviously tires operating around Phoenix experience a lot more heat history that tires operating around Minneapolis. So if you live and/or operate in the desert SW, you need to use a more rapid replacement schedule than someone living/operating in the northern midwest."
Actually I brought this up back on the second page of this discussion, just sayin...
"Admittedly Arizona is a tough environment on all tires but these had been meticulously maintained and always run at the correct psi for the loads they carried. Obviously opinions vary but IMHO if your tires are over 5 years old you are rolling the dice... place your bets."
Clearly we agree. I have spent long days driving in 112 - 115 degrees and cannot even imagine just how hot the road surface actually is. Conversely as winter appears ready to pounce early this year freezing temperatures, snow and ice are all too common throughout most of Arizona {the average elevation of Arizona is north of 4,000' and we have lots of 9,000'+ passes to negotiate}.
The truth is in the real world there is no arbitrary ten, seven or even five year rule per se. One must always take into consideration not only how but where your tires are being used and then decide, as in "Do ya feel lucky punk? Well ,do ya???" :S
Here is a shot of us in the "Dead Zone" 30 miles west of Phoenix on I-10:
https://i.imgur.com/5cTEe9ol.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/JQBtSLdl.jpg
This is the reason I go rid of my C Class 16 in LT tires do not belong on those rigs ........
:B
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crawford
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10/16/21 10:51am |
Class A Motorhomes
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