First Snowbird adventure
I know, to many of you this sort of stuff is mundane, but to us first timers, everything is new and exciting! This is actually why we became interested in the first place. We left east central Ind...
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My gosh, and you survived that? Wife didn't hurt you even a little bit? You are a lucky man. I truly understand the jiggle principle.
I understand the friend thing. We not long ago were going on a short trip, we had been out of the MoHo for almost 2 years because of illnesses. So, we decided a short trip not far from home would be in order, just to make sure everything was ok, well , it wasn't. Before we got to our destination we had engine trouble, just like your new friend. A nice gentleman stopped to give us a hand, we got up and going again after we exchanged phone numbers. Made it to the park and camped over the weekend and found a couple minor issues that we corrected. Then we headed on out for home. got a little way down the road and the beast stopped running again. We restarted and we were off again, and then stopped. Our new friend then called us and we told him we were trying to limp home and he say, well I am just right down the road, so I will come. He tried to work his magic again, but to no avail. So we began unloading perishables from the MoHO into our toad. Thank goodness I am one of those people who insist nothing be traveling in it. We called Cummins and they sent someone to tow the MoHo to their facility and we drove the toad home. Cummins called us on Tuesday and told us it was certainly debree in the fuel. They had to drop the fuel tank and send it off to a place that emptied it and cleaned out the tank then cummins reinstalled it. So this last weekend, we took it on another short trip and that moho ran like a champ. So, right now my fella is on the phone with our new friend telling him that what he suspected was right all along.
Cant wait to hear about that doggone horse thief and your new camp host job.
I understand the friend thing. We not long ago were going on a short trip, we had been out of the MoHo for almost 2 years because of illnesses. So, we decided a short trip not far from home would be in order, just to make sure everything was ok, well , it wasn't. Before we got to our destination we had engine trouble, just like your new friend. A nice gentleman stopped to give us a hand, we got up and going again after we exchanged phone numbers. Made it to the park and camped over the weekend and found a couple minor issues that we corrected. Then we headed on out for home. got a little way down the road and the beast stopped running again. We restarted and we were off again, and then stopped. Our new friend then called us and we told him we were trying to limp home and he say, well I am just right down the road, so I will come. He tried to work his magic again, but to no avail. So we began unloading perishables from the MoHO into our toad. Thank goodness I am one of those people who insist nothing be traveling in it. We called Cummins and they sent someone to tow the MoHo to their facility and we drove the toad home. Cummins called us on Tuesday and told us it was certainly debree in the fuel. They had to drop the fuel tank and send it off to a place that emptied it and cleaned out the tank then cummins reinstalled it. So this last weekend, we took it on another short trip and that moho ran like a champ. So, right now my fella is on the phone with our new friend telling him that what he suspected was right all along.
Cant wait to hear about that doggone horse thief and your new camp host job.
