We're planning on an 8 week trip this December and January from Lynden, WA to Biloxi, MS via Flagstaff, AZ. From Biloxi we would head to Orlando, FL, then onto Washington DC, New York City and then to Zanesville, OH. After Zanesville we would head fo...
The wife and I have decided we want to haul our bikes when we travel. I'm thinking of a front mounted 2" receiver hitch that we can install a 2 bike rack for the bikes. Any issues with engine cooling? Thought about hauling them at my rear hitch but t...
After completing a 6 week 16 state 7203 mile trip with my Eagle Cap 850 on my 04 F250SC 4x4 short box (8800GVW)equipted with air bags and everything going well for the most part I decided I was ready to start pulling my boat as well. Boat/trailer wei...
I've installed one of these in my 28' boat. Heater It does a great job of heating the cabin space in the winter and is very efficient too. Thinking of replacing furnace in my camper with one too. Much quieter and uses less battery power too.
I would buy the Adventurer as I believe they have better quality construction methods. Being newer helps my decision too, and closer to inspect helps even more. When the time comes to sell it, 3 years newer will help some there too.
I've owned 3 V10's. Bought a new 2004 F250 4x4, 6 speed manual & 4.30 gears with 35" tires, carried my present camper easily. Fuel mileage was 14-15 running empty at 65mph and 8-9 with camper running 60-65mph. Never a lack of power. My 2001 Excursion...
I researched some very nice used Bigfoot and Northern Lite TC for possible choices. They all were less then $15k and in the 98-2004 model years. A Wabasto diesel heater is about $3200. A Wallas cooktop is about $700, add another $1000 if you want an ...
Going with a long wheel base crew cab dually is good, use a flatbed with under and above storage lockers, a good fiberglass non slide TC and consider changing out the furnace to a diesel fuel unit. Look into some of the marine grade diesel heaters li...
