OK I obviously do not know where "every single" PUP on the entire planet is. My point here is this.On our way back home Sunday from our own camping weekend. I counted 23 PUPs that was being towed down the interstate (opposite direction of what we wer...
In a nutshell. At home I have a slimline dish with (SL3 LNB?) I have a HD DVR (HR24) in the living room and a HD box (H21) in bedroom. This was setup buy Direct and all works perfectly fine.When camping I take my bedroom TV with the HD box (H21), and...
Basically, it has been a very rough ist half of 2013. Finally we had the opportunity to pull out the PUP (July 6 & 7). Anyway setup went flawlessly. We didnt forget anything. Not without bumps though. Wifes blood sugar dropped, she slept most of afte...
The biggest difference between the Tour and the Journey are the accessories. The Journey has furnaces and water heater. The Tour has Aquahot. If you fulltime in the colder climates. There is nothing better than Aquahot for floor and water heat. The T...
You positive there are no outlets? look in front by the wall on each dinette booth. Does your have a couch (sofa) in the slide? If so check the wall behind that
in that price range. It might be hard to find a TH. Maybe a small TT with a TH garage. It would likely be small for full timing though. If you could add $50k to that. You would be in Cyclone range.
this is a typical conversation. It will always boil down to personal preference. The MH is always a bit more convienent. easier to drive in more harsh weather (note there is NO type of RV configuration that will be a real nice drive in snow, ice, or ...
Camplites are nice. You could look into a hybrid also. Starcraft makes an "AR-ONE" series, that are 15' 17' & 19' any of them could be pulled by your RAV4. I sell loads of them to Jeep Wrangler V6 owners.
