This is a two part question and I greatly appreciate any help. First, we are getting very close to pulling the trigger on the purchase of a small Class C. Our traveling and camping friends have a Coach House Platinum II that is about 25 feet long wi...
I have a Lance camper with a one-piece aluminum roof. A tree branch fell on the roof and made two tiny - almost invisible - punctures in the roof. I am not even sure that water could get in, but I don't want to take any chances. Suggestions on repai...
We are about to pull the trigger on a larger RV. Up until now, every RV we have owned has had a gas oven as part of the cooktop assembly. The model we are considering does not offer a gas oven as a factory option but comes with a nice gas cooktop and...
Feel free to laugh at me later, but I have a serious question and problem. When I was loading the camper in March I must have bumped the metal box protecting the utility connections on my Lance against the steel stud that the tailgate latches to. Wh...
Greetings FriendsWe have been camping in a truck camper for 14 years and have loved it, but it is time to move to a larger unit. We have been at a dozen RV shows in the past year or two but are still looking for the "dream".We are looking for a Clas...
Thank you to everyone for the help. Just returned from a quick trip - camping and picking huckleberries on Mt. Adams (Washington State). Tomorrow I will go buy a gallon of one of the sealants you recommend and patch the hole(s). I may try to do the e...
Thank you to everyone for the great (and fast) advice. You have given me some things to think about (gas oven vs. microwave / generator). I hope to see you down the road and maybe offer you a fresh baked cookie.Happy Camping and Happy Thanksgiving.Gr...
Great photos. I have decided I like to eat lamb more than beef (except for the occasional bone-in rib eye). There are some great local farmers who sell me a whole lamb (cut and wrapped) for a very fair price. We are taking off for Canada in a few day...
mkirsch wrote:Even if you cut the tailgate it may not release.First off if the pin was bent forward, pushing BACKWARD on the tailgate will not help the situation. You need to relieve the pressure on the pin, not add to it.MKirsch, I owe you a salmon ...
mkirsch wrote:Even if you cut the tailgate it may not release.First off if the pin was bent forward, pushing BACKWARD on the tailgate will not help the situation. You need to relieve the pressure on the pin, not add to it.Thanks to all for the ideas....
