Hello all,FYI, starting Feb 15, I-10 and Ina Road will be in construction for 2 years as they expand the interstate to 4 lanes each side and reconstruct the interchange over the railroad tracks.RudyNews Article
Hey all,Can those who have had experience running Honda EU generators re-jetted at high altitude post your stories? How did they run? Did they run as expected or as what you thought you would get out of them? I'll be camping at almost 10,000 feet in ...
Hello all,I've got a small area of rubber flooring that has broken apart and come up right next to the engine doghouse cover on my 1974 Dodge Sportsman. Engine heat comes up from the open area and can be quite hot after sometime. I'm asking for your ...
Hello all,Not new to the RV.net site (as I have a 1967 Winnebago Travel Trailer) but I am new to this area. I recently picked up a 1974 Dodge B300 Sportsman in decent shape but it will need some work. Hopefully I'll be using it sometime this summer. ...
RWDIII wrote:Stayed home on Memorial Day. thought about going to the Star Party at the grand canyon,Campground is full so will camp at my favorite space on FR 302 East of TusayanMorning!Is free dispersed camping allowed in that area? I'm from Tucson ...
TNRIVERSIDE wrote:I bought mine at Coctco. Good price. I have been told that the Costco Interstate battery is not he same as the normal Interstate. Costco is in a black case. Interstate is normally in a light color cast. Not sure what is different in...
VTR wrote:Almost bought one today, but than I read it might shut off at 7000 thousand feet. Experience with this?I have one and have used it camping in the AZ White Mountains at 9000 feet. No problems whatsoever. Heat like a champ!Rudy
rtate wrote:JiminDenver wrote:Buddy heater at 10'000 Ft? I think they are limited to around 7000 ft unless the sensor fails. Then you die.We camp at 10,000 ft and the furnace runs at night during the summer months too in cooler years. It always runs ...