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โJan-28-2022 03:56 AM
tonyclifton wrote:
I thought old retired guys were more chill than this. Do folks get this way at actual RV parks?
โJan-28-2022 03:12 AM
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โJan-27-2022 03:35 PM
Gdetrailer wrote:MFL wrote:2oldman wrote:Gdetrailer wrote:I can always count on you to single me out for criticism.
Maybe some of us value our equipment more and would like to keep them in good order for a much longer life?
Look at his trailer on profile page, then compare to yours. Envy can be cause for the less fortunate, to attempt to belittle the more fortunate.
Jerry
I don't "envy" anyone here but I can count on some to point out leaving $1K plus items out in all kinds of weather and bragging it never hurts it..
I rather spend less, fix things that others throw away because they abused it and use those items for a long, long time.. Yes, my stuff lasts because I care, it is the reason I have a 120 yr auto in working condition and 50 yr old antique auto that I am currently restoring :B
Making a nice dry shelter for any gen is a good idea, would rather have a dry gen with dry outlets than a rain soaked gen with wet outlets any day.. The bragger just might not wake up after touching their rain soaked gen..
โJan-27-2022 03:27 PM
mobeewan wrote:A good cheap solution... until the wind starts blowing ๐
I normally just tie a rope to 2 saplings and throw a 6 x 8 tarp over it in an A frame or leanto then either tie the corners to other saplings or bushes or stake them out to the ground.
โJan-27-2022 02:54 PM
โJan-27-2022 02:40 PM
bgum wrote:They sure are. We don't get a lot of rain up here.
Things are different in different places.
โJan-27-2022 02:29 PM
โJan-27-2022 02:18 PM
ktmrfs wrote:The design of the case, like where the choke is, makes it difficult for water to intrude, unless you're also in a blowing gale. I will set mine under the front of the coach (sheltered) sometimes, but running in the rain has never been an issue. And the new ones have rubber shields over the outlets.
I've used my honda generators outside in the rain (western oregon) the vast majority of time they have been in use.... Others with us have done the same.
โJan-27-2022 02:14 PM
โJan-27-2022 09:26 AM
MFL wrote:2oldman wrote:Gdetrailer wrote:I can always count on you to single me out for criticism.
Maybe some of us value our equipment more and would like to keep them in good order for a much longer life?
Look at his trailer on profile page, then compare to yours. Envy can be cause for the less fortunate, to attempt to belittle the more fortunate.
Jerry
โJan-27-2022 08:05 AM
2oldman wrote:Gdetrailer wrote:I can always count on you to single me out for criticism.
Maybe some of us value our equipment more and would like to keep them in good order for a much longer life?