Moving from P'up to TT ?'s
So after the season was over here I made the leap to the TT after camping in a Pop-up. I have the basics that go along with camping life but now I am looking at a grey water tank (instead of a 5g buck...
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PAThwacker wrote:
We state park dry or limited, FHU, boondock, resort, and amusement park camp.
I have camped state park dry, Boondocked, and Full Hook Up. But how is "Resort" and "Amusement Park" different? We did stay at Lake Rudolph at Santa Claus Indiana that had an amusement park but other than the tiny concrete pad it was the same hook ups.
Jerrybo66:That is great reverse thinking, but around here I don't think the CG's would be fond of digging up their sod. But a militay surplus folding shovel is now added to the list!
fla-gypsy: As far as the electric screw gun, I do have a "vintage" craftsman speed handle and a 3/4" socket that will be pressed into serive for the stabs. After my military experiance as a Crew Chief on F-4's I bet I can run a speed handle faster than any electric drill out there.:B Also, I have a 6x8 outdoor carpet roll-up but one of those folding mats would be nice, I was eye-balling it at wallmart this week!
rbpru: That right there is such a good list. I was an Automotive Technichiam for the first 17 years of my working life so I can deffinately relate. My TV has a full size spare. TT has a spare that has never seen the road. I carry a 2T bottle jack for the camper and have a old school 4-way lug wrench. I can tell darn close to 100 ft/lbs by feel and have a Snap-on torque wrench to back me up.
Now the portable air compressor I hadn't thought of but I do check the air pressure of the TV and TT spares... just like the tires on the ground. Amazing how many people don't.
Did I forget anybody?
