We just got back from an overnight trip with our camper where we got a few miles off the pavement down a one lane rutted dirt trail in a mountain pass in the extreme N.W. British Columbia region. This is one of those places I probably wouldn't have g...
Enjoying our new (to us) 8' Adventurer! Left Alaska 12 days ago and are now in the Portland Oregon area. The first 3 nights were spent in the lower Yukon and upper British Columbia driving down part of the Alcan and South down the Cassiar Hwy. We wer...
I have a new (to me) 2006 Chevy 2500 and a camper to go with it. This truck has a factory tow package but the red wire "battery feed" on the factory plug at the bumper is dead, even with the truck running. Instead of trying to track down where that r...
I'm wondering about what I am going to need to do this. I live in Alaska and we are going to hit the road to the Pacific Northwest (Seattle area first then maybe branch out a bit) first part of next week in the hopes of finding a used slide in camper...
Hi, brand new here and have lots of questions about TC's. I have so many I am probably going to break it down into a few posts. First a little about me. I am living in Alaska for almost 60 years now, and am not new to RV'ing. Most of my experience wa...
billtex wrote:Arktikos wrote:get by without hot and cold running water, showers etc. Isn't this a TC forum?Why would I want to "get by" without hot/cold water rand showers?We can boondock for a week easy with daily (hot) showers...The only time I do ...
popeyemth wrote:We used a Hula-Hoop hung from top of the ladder to hold a shower curtain till we bought a free standing shower tentI was thinking about something like that too. My idea was to make something out of 3/4 PVC with 90 deg fittings that co...
JumboJet wrote:Arktikos wrote:Good point!I really don't but my wife isn't quite on board with the idea of no shower curtain.. With our 1st 8' TC and no shower, we stopped at a campground on the border of TX & OK and the ladies shower had NO door ...
coolmom42 wrote:I've used this pop-up shower/toilet shelter from Cabelas and it works really well. Plenty big, folds down very compact, fast to set up & take down.Trekker Fold-a-PrivyThis looks like a stout shower! Looks like a small tent to me tho....
daily double wrote:If you're primitive, why do you need a shower curtain?Good point!I really don't but my wife isn't quite on board with the idea of no shower curtain..
