Best help this site afforded you

The value of and proper setup ( thanks Ron Gratz ) of weight distribution hitch.

If I wanted a carefree retirement, don't buy an RV.
Fortunately, I ignored that advice.
My retirement is not carefree, but it is a heck of a lot of fun!

The best idea was to just try boondocking, just for a couple of days, as an experiment to see if DW could tolerate the spartan conditions. This was life-changing -- we now seek out the most remote sites we can find.

How to properly set up a WD hitch.

Get rid of my 06 F350 6.0.

2oldman wrote:

newman fulltimer wrote:

2oldman wrote:
I don't understand the OP. What does that have to do with the power pedestal?

He is refering to his electric tongue jack

Which has what to do with the pedestal?

he is once again refering to the jack as the pedistal

newman fulltimer wrote:

2oldman wrote:
I don't understand the OP. What does that have to do with the power pedestal?

He is refering to his electric tongue jack

Which has what to do with the pedestal?

Best help this site afforded you

The day I posted a problem I was having and found out that both the ac and fridge need 12v to run their thermostats. Even though you are running on shore power.

Low voltage....ac turns on and runs just fine but when it shuts off when temp is reached it can't turn itself back on. And fridge will run but again when it shuts off when temp is reached it can't turn itself back on.

What I thought were two different appliances needing repairs where actually ONE problem of low voltage.

Don’t use silicone caulk. No, roof maintenance. No, X chocks. Umm, Andersen hitch. Maybe Andersen type levelers.
Gosh golly gee, Batman, I dunno.

2oldman wrote:
I don't understand the OP. What does that have to do with the power pedestal?

He is refering to his electric tongue jack