Lessons from the road...

My wife is always asleep at the wrong moment.. I'd rather run over something than wake her up!

When DW offers to move the vehicle forward a bit after unhitching make sure she knows how to release the parking brake. A 4Runner can really jump if you mash the gas hard enough while the parking brake is set.

Jim Shoe wrote:
I carry a set of Toad keys in the MH and a set of MH keys in the toad. Seeing the only set of keys to a vehicle in the seat of that locked vehicle is not fun. Don't ask. :)

That's what we do.

Jim Shoe wrote:
I carry a set of Toad keys in the MH and a set of MH keys in the toad. Seeing the only set of keys to a vehicle in the seat of that locked vehicle is not fun. Don't ask. :)

Ugh.I'm need to take you up on this piece of advice. I drove several hours out to the middle of nowhere to go camping with my 78yo mother and her old lady friends one time. I had no sooner got there when I stepped out and slammed the door closed & locked with my keys and purse sitting on the front seat of the truck. Thank goodness my cell phone was in my pocket! And that I had roadside assistance with GEICO. They sent a little guy out there with some kind of un-lock thing and rescued my purse, with all my meds in it.

I carry a set of Toad keys in the MH and a set of MH keys in the toad. Seeing the only set of keys to a vehicle in the seat of that locked vehicle is not fun. Don't ask. :)

Not camping but "camping adjacent" - when teaching your spouse to launch a boat don't get distracted and forget to release the trailer strap. It's near impossible to launch a boat with the trailer attached!

I don't make mistakes, I make opportunities and take smart pills.

Sorry, my list of Boo-Boos is to long for this forum.

Don't forget the camper keys...x2!

Don't assume the dang thing won't roll even if level! Use the blocks!

Was storing my TT at a site and had it all "level", so we thought. Dang thing came off the block and the front jack strut stuck in the ground like a lawn dart. Luckily was able to recover without assistance or damage, could have been worse.