All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Cordless power toolsThanks everyone for your input, very helpful. I'll probably end of buying something a bit bigger-better for what I need, but it will certainly last. Enjoy the weekendCordless power toolsLooking for some info please 1. What's best brand to look at 2. What volt size should I get 3. Will a cordless impact driver work on the lug nuts? 4. Which cordless power tools should I own. Appreciate the help and Happy HolidaysRe: Looking for informationWe are in the very early stages of research, probably 2 years out unless some miracle happens and start sooner.Re: Roll Call Alaska 2018 Veebyes wrote: Askwines, how much traffic you see depends on when you go. The people who are crossing into Canada early to mid May just about have the roads & the CGs to themselves. This has become our preference. Ahead of the crowds. The critters are out, Ahead of the mosquitoes, most of them. Still lots of snow on the mountains making for great pictures. The crowds don't begin to catch up to us until mid June. By mid July we are heading back swatting mosquitoes & meeting the crowds going the other way. No way have we ever considered joining a caravan. To us The North is all about doing our own thing, staying in the Provincial Parks, Yukon Gov CGs & Alaskan Rec Areas. Places the caravans don't go. Thanks, sounds like a good plan. Guessing weather maybe an issue in mid may?Re: Roll Call Alaska 2018Excuse me while i ask a few qustions. I'm a complete noob here. No RV, yet. And who doesn't want to go to Alaska? Is this a group that all caravan together or just try and meet up. How many RVs are in this group, caravan? Reading thru the topic, I have pictured in my head of a miles long line of RVers heading north:) Sounds like fun, hopefully in the next 3 years. I think Alaska sounds like trip for a little more experience RVer. Have funRe: Looking for informationAgree, I'm working my way up! I have seen a lot on cabinet quality on the boards. These forums are extremely helpful and appreciate everyone's feedbackRe: Looking for information 4x4ord wrote: One of the top quality rv manufacturers is Continental coach. They use a combination of tubing and I beams. Their total frame depth ranges from 18 to 22 inches deep. As posted earlier DRV uses stacked tubing for a total of 15" depth. Augusta RV uses a 12" I beam with a 2x2 tubing tuning underneath. My Citation has an 18" deep C channel frame with 2x3 tubing welded underneath where the axles attach. My brother in law has a Phoenix 5th wheel which uses a 10" I beam frame as do some Cedar Creek 5th wheels. Are you purchasing a new or used 5th wheel? Not sure about new and used. Lots of variables. Going for build and floor plan. Then price. Understand the value of buying used and immediate depreciation of new.Re: Pet travel matGot it, thanksRe: Looking for informationThanks, guess I'm looking for comparison between an I beam vs. A box frame. Which is considered better and why.Re: Pet travel matIs Xpen a brand or style?
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