Just an FYI, in case anyone is interested in selling their E3 and wants a reference point. I sold mine tonight for $8000. It had been used a dozen times or so, several light off road trips. Everything worked, toilet and showers never used. The in...
My water pump, Shurflo, in my 2007 Fleetwood (popup) blows a fuse (10A blade/inline fuse) when plugged into shore power but runs fine on 12V. Everything on 110V works fine, except the water pump. The ONLY thing different is I replaced two six volt ...
I am considering solar panels on the roof of a Hawk. I've, on paper, put four 100 watt panels on the roof (80" x 128"). My thought was that I could mount them on the crossbars of the full-length Yakima rails. It even looks like if they were mounte...
This is for a truck camper, no a/c. This would be to keep batteries charged. I was putting together a solar kit (on paper, for purchase at a later date) and started thinking about a generator and whether that is a more efficient/effective solution....
Do lift struts make a significant difference?I plan to order a Four Wheel Camper and vacillate between whether I should order the camper with the "helper" struts. I do plan to have a "basket" (i.e., Yakima rack with basket) on the roof. The basket ...
Reddog1 wrote:I would get chains simply cause some states require you to have them, needed or not...WayneThis. In Oregon you are legally required to carry chains in certain areas of the state (snow zones) during certain times of the year. This may ...
SARTracker has good advice.I agree with browning the roast, and outside, as Bzeitham suggests, makes a lot of sense. Also, agree with the posts about putting the vegetables in at the same time (if on low). I cut them larger than bite size, like cut...
I don't always refrigerate butter, so it's no big deal. I take the milk solids out of the butter (ghee/clarified) anyway, so it's just the fat. That way it doesn't go "bad" for much much longer.
As others have said, it's going to depend, and your mileage may vary.I've slept plenty comfy at 18-degrees outside with no heater. I had a nice sleeping bag and air mattress directly on the snow. I've also had a heater run multiple nights in a camp...
