After 15 years with a MH, crossed over to a fiver. Really like it some ways, but don't like pulling it, so we're ready to go back to a gasser and all the conveniences of a MH.Our previous 2000 Damon Intruder had a Ford V10 and 16.5 wheels (I think) p...
I used to pull my HHR behind a gasoline MH using a Roadmaster towbar. Loved that rig, Now planning to go to a used diesel pusher, and want to pull our automatic transmission 2WD Edge as a dinghy. A few years ago, I thought I had read that it could be...
Just made transition from gasoline MH and dinghy to F250 TD & 5W, hoping that truck diesel lanes would simplify the problem of finding accessible pumps. Well, accessibility is easy, but even after a 2K roundtrip from TX to NC and back, I'm still in t...
I live on Lake Texoma and travel to the Ozarks annually. Texarkana to Little Rock has some of the roughest interstate you'll find and there's nothing particularly scenic along that route. I recommend you consider going through southeastern Oklahoma o...
Fleet Man wrote:What transmission is in your Edge? If it is the continuously variable version, it can not be towed four down. We had a 2005 Freestyle with that transmission and traded it for a 2008 Taurus X with the six speed auto which is towable ...
OkSixpack wrote:No. 2 diesel is the "normal" summer grade fuel. No. 1 has additives to thin it out for easier cold weather starting. The diesel is the same regardless of which pump you get it out of. Just make sure you are getting diesel! ...
We have always stayed at Bear Creek and loved it. A little crowded, but some sites have super views, and it's location is hard to beat. Our last trip there in July, we explored other area parks. You MUST see Mama Gertie's to believe it. It's in Black...
River Vista RV Resort in Dillard is one of the very nicest places we have ever stayed. It is situated in a gorgeous location in Rabun County, a little sliver of northeast Georgia between NC and SC. Spectacular mountain views. On the Appalachian trail...
