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RE: How many miles a day can we go?
Smart move.
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ppine
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07/07/20 09:48pm |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Cooper Tires
I have em on the my one ton Ford. They are even better than Toyos and made in the USA>
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ppine
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07/07/20 08:25am |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Colorado and Wyoming need rec places to stay
You can use public land. You do not need a park or official campground except around Denver.
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ppine
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07/07/20 08:24am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Best tow vehicle for our rig
One ton diesel. Simple.
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ppine
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07/05/20 04:10pm |
Towing
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RE: Yellowstone in October
Yellowstone in October can be like a dream.
It can also be a winter trip.
You have to get some luck with the weather.
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ppine
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07/05/20 09:11am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Large camper with single AC
Cook outside.
Gain some elevation.
Park in the shade.
Get some better window coverings.
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ppine
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07/05/20 09:10am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Florida to Wyoming travel concerns
RV parks nearly always have the highest density of people. I would emphasize USFS campgrounds and boondocking if I were you .
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ppine
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07/05/20 09:07am |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Switching from 12 volt to 6 volt batteries
run your refrigerator on propane.
You need solar or a gen to bring your batteries up every day or you will ruin them. They are not designed to go under 30-50 % charge very many times. they are definitely not designed to go all the way down every trip.
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ppine
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07/04/20 09:19pm |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Catching Cleaning Cooking Trout, A Refresher Course!
I like to smoke em best. Brine in sugar and salt overnight with some garlic and a little teryiaki sauce. Red alder is the best wood.
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ppine
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07/04/20 09:16pm |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: 4th of July - what are you having?
salmon roast stuffed with feta and spinach
potato salad
tomatoes and avacados
corn on the cob
hard cider
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ppine
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07/04/20 09:14pm |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: Camping from Las Vegas to Reno
I have pulled off around Goldfield a few times.
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ppine
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07/04/20 09:12pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Concrete driveway thickness??
glad to hear from concrete contractors. Thanks for the update.
So how thick does he need for a MH?
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ppine
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07/04/20 09:05pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: hauling trailer to Alaska
Adjust your thinking. The North is the Great Wide Open. Talk of Wal-Mart parking lots and state parks is absurd. There are 100,000 places to camp for free. You can be next a river almost anytime you want.
I like early Sept for traveling in the Interior. The tourists are gone, it is fall. Everyone is getting their wood cut and trying to kill a moose to get through the winter. The Northern Lights are out most nights.
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ppine
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07/04/20 09:03pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: Has anyone added an extra water tank to RV roof
Too heavy and too high.
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ppine
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07/04/20 08:20am |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: What will Canadians fo this fall/winter
The United States is a dangerous place to travel to.
Many countries will not allow Americans to visit.
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ppine
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07/04/20 08:20am |
RVing in Mexico and South America
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RE: Concrete driveway thickness??
Concrete highways are normally 4 inches thick to stand up to truck traffic. Call some contractors and ask them. You might be right on the margin of safety.
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ppine
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07/04/20 08:18am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Yellowstone in October
The Plateau is high in elevation. The snow can get serious after Labor Day. October is late for Yellowstone. There should be some spaces available but you have to think of it as a winter type trip.
When National Parks get quiet in the late fall, they stop taking reservations for most campsites that are still open because the demand falls off rapidly. I like the off-season best. Off season in Yellowstone can have a lot of snow by October. It can be really cold by then, it is the luck of the draw. Cold as in zero of even lower.
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ppine
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07/03/20 08:36am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Help with Long Term planning for Alaska
A TC goes everywhere. You have fewer tires to worry about. I rented one on a Dodge in Anchorage and it was great.
A smaller lighter trailer would be okay for all of that driving, something 20 feet and under I would go with a 3/4 ton or a one ton truck.
Best to forget about the Dalton highway.
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ppine
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06/30/20 09:35am |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: Mammoth Area Camping - Inyo NF
I like the Nat For north of town on the east side of 395 a lot for boondocking. Obsidian Road is really good. Nice open ppine forests with some level spots and nobody up there.
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ppine
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06/30/20 09:32am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: hauling trailer to Alaska
Solar is great. It is quiet. In the North in summer you have all of that daylight. Generator is good for back up.
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ppine
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06/30/20 09:30am |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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