Bear with me, this is going to take some verbiage to explain. The DW and I attended a presentation at Hershey this year and one guy explained the RV manufacturers' statistic that most new RV'ers tend to buy in the mid-30-ft. length range, and most w...
The model we're looking at for our 1st coach for fulltiming is an Itasca Sunova 35G, which is a bit tight around the bed with the king bed option. Where to put my CPAP machine? I was wondering about maybe stashing it in the overhead compartment and u...
I'm definitely planning to lose weight after I retire from my desk job, but the possibility I'm dreading is that if I (300 lb.) have to climb up that ladder or walk around a Class A roof to do some maintenance, I may just end up in somebody's hilario...
The DW and I are planning our fulltime escape, and purchase of our first coach, a new class A DP after selling our house, when we have the equity in-hand to help pay for it. I just got back from the Hershey RV show, and the "show prices" there were ...
I'm am a total newb to RV'ing and I'm also new to this forum. I'm coming up on retirement and am researching the purchase of our first Class A RV for full-timing when we sell our house. I see that a popular option is a double door stainless refrigera...
I got home from work to find that my original question I posted this morning (does the 45-footer do it for you) generated 4 pages of comment! I guess I have found a subject near and dear to many peoples' hearts. I should explain a few things that a...
Ropdoc wrote:ford truck guy wrote:I place mine on the floor at my side of the bed.... plenty of air circulation , and plenty of room . . . plus when not in use , it is out of the way...JoeI have allways been shy about talking about this. Never discus...
If they're from Maryland then they're stinkbugs. They tend to colonize in an out-of-the-way place (attics, behind furniture, definitely in ducting if they can get in) and reproduce and, as luv2dsgn mentioned, bombing or just spraying them with Raid w...
Mine has a humidifier but I don't use it, so an overhead cabinet is not a problem. I'd have to open the door at night anyway to turn it on so air flow won't be a problem IMHO. We probably won't do much boondocking but an occasional night at Walmart ...
I definitely like the idea of leaning a telescoping ladder against the rear ladder to use it as a standoff so the finish doesn't get carved up. That will be one of my 1st accessories.
