All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: ? Trading 5er for Cl-A?Been there, done that. Before you make a decision, price a full set of 12R22.5 truck tires, an oil change at the big truck shop, and a set of airbags. That diesel pickup will start to look VERY nice in comparison.Re: Who has a Drone they take Camping?My drone is used for commercial purposes and has an FAA issued "N-number". Shooting it down would be the same as shooting down a Cessna. If you feel lucky, go for it.Re: What is your favorite YouTube RV channel?LOLOHO Less Junk, More Journey A Streamin' LifeRe: New Airstream Globetrotter irishtom29 wrote: The Camp Lite is what Airstream might be if they'd kept developing the product. I now see Airstream as a styling exercise and Camp Lite as functional. A couple of thoughts on the Camp Lite. The aluminum superstructure and composite floor are terrific developments. But, it still has a pondliner for a roof. Fridge right beside the toilet?? Ewwwww. Plus, the whole social aspect of Airstream life would be missing. We very much enjoy the rallies and caravans.Re: New Airstream Globetrotter fj12ryder wrote: Different strokes for different folks, but I wouldn't buy one even if they were priced reasonably. Just not my cup o'tea. That's why they make all kinds of RV's. There are many other types that make me shake my head, most notably Class B vans. But, everyone makes their own decisions for their own reasons. Travel safely and enjoy the fall weather!Re: New Airstream GlobetrotterEveryone buys their RV for different reasons. But, there are a few things that folks seem to overlook about the Airstream. -All aluminum skin, far more durable than plastic -ZERO possibility of delamination -Far better suspension system than on my previous rig -No slides mean that when we are in a Walmart or Cracker Barrel and can't get slides out, our camper is fully accessible. In the other rig, most of it was unusable with the slides in. -No pond liner roof. It is aluminum. -We specifically didn't want slides. They are heavy, add complexity, add cost, and are an entry path for water, heat, cold and critters. So, to each his or her own but before you bash Airstreams, you should examine why they've been around for so long!Re: Andersen Rapid Jack reviewIt may only be a problem for heavier rigs. They work great on our Airstream.Re: Best Quality Motor HomesBluebird WanderlodgeRe: Front Cap LED Lights lawnspecialties wrote: The_real_wild1 wrote: Try not looking into the light. :W Well said That's the same attitude shown by those who insist on inflicting their music on the rest of humanity.Re: What is the dumbest things about your fifth wheel?Our Jayco has no manual retrieval for the slides. You have to pull the belly pay, jump the terminals on the motor to release the brake, and then turn the shaft by hand with a pair of vice grips. Great design!!
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