What's the one thing that you have but hardly EVER use?

fj12ryder wrote:
The onboard generator. It's the Onan 5500 and I think it has maybe 9 or 10 hours since new, in 2010.

On that line, our Gin-Set has 60 hours in 20 years,

The onboard generator. It's the Onan 5500 and I think it has maybe 9 or 10 hours since new, in 2010.

wa8yxm wrote:
Alas for far far far too many folks.. One assumes they have a brain but no evidence of it being in use... I'll not say more or discuss this. Other than to say "Sometimes it is funny.. sometimes not so much"

Example of funny Is the add on TV where the guy is following the directions of his GPS which says TURN RIGHT (he does and turns a flower shop into a Drive IN" as the GPS continue "In 800 feet".

Since it's staged. and no injuries.. It is funny.

Huh? Did you post in the wrong thread?

Alas for far far far too many folks.. One assumes they have a brain but no evidence of it being in use... I'll not say more or discuss this. Other than to say "Sometimes it is funny.. sometimes not so much"

Example of funny Is the add on TV where the guy is following the directions of his GPS which says TURN RIGHT (he does and turns a flower shop into a Drive IN" as the GPS continue "In 800 feet".

Since it's staged. and no injuries.. It is funny.

Reading your lists, I'm glad to say we use most things on board, and have removed the extras based on "every town has a Walmart" etc. Since we took out the TV's I guess it's be the antenna on top. But there are still plenty of things (inside and below) that we say "not sure why we took that and never used it" - usually different kinds of shoes, toys, extra reading material, etc.

MrWizard wrote:
awning tie downs, have never used them
if it gets too gusty, i roll up the awning, rather than use tie downs and chance the wind damage

X2, have a pair in the original packaging yet. Windy it comes in.

That and the spare tire thank goodness.

Dan

Cleaning up our national forests is a good idea. doesn't matter who thought of it.
I believe the idea goes way back to Teddy R.

I had one of those telescoping rakes and used it each camping trip
Several years ago it vanished
Someday I'm going to get another one

Plastic leveling ramps, wicker like large Matt, large wheel clocks, 12 ton bottle jacks, coaches air system to air up tires, water tank other than dewinterizing , road flares ( knock on wood), foot rest on passenger chair, floor cover for stair well when traveling, large awning light, folding large plastic table, beach umbrella, beach chairs, collapsible sun hut, standard stinky slinky sewer hose, plug in battery charger, Coleman white gas lantern.

Lol, I guess that's my list of things to start removing.

Our RV shower, It's just to small as we use the space for storage.

Mike