Our rig has a small refrigerator, so no room for a "built in" icemaker.We bought one of those portable "counter top" models.Because they take up counter space, I'm looking for ideas on where to place it. (Colleen is very protective of kitchen counter...
Our 2011 Big Country 5th wheel has an electric awning. As compared to the manual (Dometic) type of awning, the electric style is downright flimsy, and prone to flop around on windy days. This stems from the fact that is lacks the rigid "triangle" s...
Going to look at a 2007 HR Presidential Suite (model 37SKQ).Any Presidential owners out there with issues that I should watch for?Pictures look good (don't they always?), and price seems reasonable (mid 20s).
I recently had a tire blow, and lost (among other things) a chunk of the fiberglass on the exterior wall of a slideout.The construction of the slide wall is a vacuum pressed sandwich of a fiberglass outer skin, about 2" of styrofoam insulation, and a...
jplante4 wrote:Just a note on the subject; I recently stayed at 2 RV parks that had a rule against using your washer/dryer. I'm not sure of the origin of this (WRVPO?).It may be septic or it may be that they want to make money from the laundromat.Did...
mike-s wrote:BlackSilver wrote:Wow! I think I just got scolded! Ain't he special, folks!You need to consider the source. You obviously put a lot of work into fortifying your awning. If it works for you, good job. Ignore the (non-special) troll.Thank...
DutchmenSport wrote:I think the difference in wanting-having-needing a washer/dryer is the length of stay in your camper. The shorter the stay, the less you really need one inside the camper, when you are always returning home after a day or two.Exac...
imgoin4it wrote:I saw an standard manual awning that was extended and anchored down into the ground literally ripped off the coach by a dust devil. Awning arms were broken but still anchored and awning was left in pieces. There is no way to fix or an...
