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dewey02
Jun 16, 2017Explorer II
And there is a risk of driving off a cliff if you don't pay attention.:S
Or driving away with your awning out. Or not putting your stabilizer jacks up before moving.
There is no problem with valving the vents, just remember to have them shut while travelling and open when filling or when you are at camp. Many (likely thousands) of us have done it. It solves the problem. Just make it part of your routine to open and shut them at the proper time.
Or driving away with your awning out. Or not putting your stabilizer jacks up before moving.
There is no problem with valving the vents, just remember to have them shut while travelling and open when filling or when you are at camp. Many (likely thousands) of us have done it. It solves the problem. Just make it part of your routine to open and shut them at the proper time.
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