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It's mostly 2 lanes. There are some 4 lane areas but the speed is max 55 and mostly 35-45. It's a pleasant drive with great views. Depending on where you're staying here's a few of our favorite places to eat. Marathon: Lazy Days on the water good sunsets great food and happy hour Big Pine: Buck Tail Roosters and the No Name PUB..best pizza in the Keys Sugar Loaf Key: Mangrove Mamma's good bands and great seafood Stock Island: Hog Fish Grill Key West: Grands on Duval St OMG and Commodores at the marina best happy hour in Key west and inexpensive at happy hour.503Views0likes0CommentsRe: Can I use a WDH on a DP
The problem with being overweight is "you're overweight"! That's why they have scales and commercial vehicles not only have a GVWR but they also must meet their axle weight limits. That 200lbs of tongue weight is certainly added to your back axle(s). Could be you're overweight there also. With all of this being said if you're ever in an accident your overweight condition could be what determines you were ultimately at fault or at least a contributing factor.346Views0likes0CommentsRe: I am ready !
theoldwizard1 wrote: DW can't leave the grandkids for more than a couple of days. Of course, I am not sure how well the two of us would get along in close quarters. Those can be the two downsides that snowbirds and full-timers have to deal with. For us our limit is about 10 weeks. Those grandkids are awesome to be around.673Views0likes0CommentsRe: Does a snowbird travel around the 'warm' or
I always felt the term snowbirds applied to people who came from the north at the beginning of the winter and left at the end of winter. The term was applied by the "locals" who put up with the warmer summers to have the nicer winters. They felt a little bit invaded by these travelers. As to full-timer's vs snowbirds in over 30 years I haven't met a full timer who wintered in the North regardless of their equipment. I haven't met a camper that I didn't like regardless of my stay or location. On the other hand there are a few campgrounds I won't go back to.648Views0likes0CommentsRe: Battery melt
wvabeer wrote: Melted battery terminal . Have you ever fixed One? Melted battery terminal[/quodte] From the looks of it you have either extreme overcharging or a short. If it is only the one battery I would guess it's a bad plate/short. Would recommend you check them all.54Views0likes0CommentsRe: You can't make this up...got to laugh!
Chuck_thehammer wrote: So,,, did the OP get his system fixed and continued on his way ????? . 5 days now !!!. I am waiting on the weather....... also south Texas to upper right Ohio... Tn,Ky,south Ohio.. bad weather STILL. Thx for asking. Got on the road late Thursday night. The people at R&K in Hardyeeville are the best. Way to reasonable to boot. Drove till 1am Friday than back on the road early. We got to see our Grand Daughter. Moved up to MD and saw the Grandsons Saturday. Re-winterized and drove home in the snow today.346Views0likes0CommentsYou can't make this up...got to laugh!
Left St. Mary's this morning. Sun was out temperature was 72. None of the cold front that slammed the SE. Made reservations for rv resorts in Fayetteville to sit out the Nor Easterner. The A/C compressor took a dump and ate the serpentine belt just above Hardeeville, SC. Sat on the side for 3 hours for a tow. Air conditioning and snow storm. Oh well. Hopefully back on the road Thursday and the grand daughter Friday.3.4KViews0likes9Comments
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