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Don't forget you have to stop every 150 miles and repack your wheel bearings. Be sure you have an extra of everything you think you may need as well.

beemerphile1 wrote:
Oftentimes the quality of answers reflect the quality of the question. Ask vague, poorly worded, and lacking information questions, you get wild answers.

Ask concise clear questions with all pertinent information included, you get good answers.

Look at how many times people ask a question and the first five respondents have to ask for more information before an answer can be given.

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Along the same lines, don’t post “do nots” in your first post. It’s a forum and people will share regardless of the OP’s “rules.” Leaving out reasons & context behind a seemingly strange question (e.g. auto antifreeze and toilet seals) will only lead to more questions or frustration.

Oftentimes the quality of answers reflect the quality of the question. Ask vague, poorly worded, and lacking information questions, you get wild answers.

Ask concise clear questions with all pertinent information included, you get good answers.

Look at how many times people ask a question and the first five respondents have to ask for more information before an answer can be given.

I have nothing useful to add to the thread, but welcome to the forum!

Drive in the right lane unless you’re passing another vehicle, turn off your propane before fueling up, don’t play your music loud, cut through someone else’s campsite or use anything but a white hose for drinking water.

Oh, and don’t drink ethanol enhanced gasoline.

I have been an electrician for over 40 years. When someone asks an electrical question on here,I no longer answer because there are 20 answers all of which vary. In most cases,there is usually only one answer that is technically correct and complies with the NEC. But the person who posts can't decifer which one is correct.

I do tend to agree wth you Jack as many newer reads true the hole tread but just the last few answers, also agrees with pnichols, especially re mex takes a bit to get used to.
Frank.

Im guessing you didn't like the responses you got to your auto anti-freeze post.

Mike

It's human nature that posters always think they are asking the right question with regards to addressing some issue they have.

However, many posts that seem to be "off" in their response to an original question are often merely attempts at getting the OP to think differently about their issue such that a direct response to their original question may not be the best response for them in the long run.

i.e. I personally get a lot of helpful information from reading responses to others' questions that are not direct responses to those questons at all. There's a lot out there to learn about beyond what may be on one's mind only at the moment. One sometimes needs additional thoughts, to ask questions, and to answer questions ... that are outside the original coach box. :)

NanciL wrote:
Now I know why that is, but need to know when it will stop ?

Jack L

Jack, I've been on various forums since 1996 (mostly computer hardware and systems related at that time), it will never stop.