Both my Garmin GPS and the screen for my rear view cameras are mounted to my windshield. I clean the area where the suction cups will go, clean the suction cups and moisten the cups as I install.They stay on for maybe a week or so and then they fall ...
I was out for 74 days and thought it would be good to fill/top off the tanks. They were filled and topped off. One took 30 and the other 10.Put the tanks back on the rack That was two weeks ago. Opened both valves and set the automatic valve to the ...
This is my second year with my Puma 23FB. Last year 160 nights up to Alaska. This summer already 45 nights in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, etc. Retired life is great...I have the standard Dometic, two door, Model DMR702. My refrigerator/freezer r...
First trip out this year and I'm hearing a "chirping" noise. Fortunately there was enough power in the 9V battery to "chirp."I carry AA and AAA batteries, but not a 9V.Check your battery and make sure you're protected.
The gasket along the bottom edge of my entry door has come free. I tried a double sided tape that lasted a couple of weeks.I don't want to use the wrong adhesive. I'm not sure if the gasket is rubber, neoprene or silicone. What do you recommend? Than...
I have the TST 507 TPMS with the non flow through caps. I have been very satisfied with the system and the customer service I've needed.TST has been very helpful with all questions I've had. Latest was, on occasion one sensor would not come through t...
bob213 wrote:Saw a video on these the other day. Sound good but yet I hear they are calibrated for a 20# tank and anything above is a little bit off.Too expensive for me, I wait till one tank runs out, switch tanks and refill empty. Indicator on reg...
I went to Alaska in 2015, traveling through BC, Yukon, Alberta, etc. and used my VISA card. Didn't check and was charged about $125 total for conversion fees. First time is a mistake, second time a sign of stupidity...:)Last summer, when up to Quebec...
Our brick and stick homes are built in the elements, exposed to rain and snow, etc. They generally use an exterior grade of plywood or chipboard. I imagine cost might be a consideration, but with all of the stories that result in soft or rotted floor...
3oaks wrote:explorenorth wrote:TenOC wrote:The roads in AK are no different than the roads in the lower 48, but the distance between towns is much greater. Many of the roads are different in that they use chipseal rather than asphalt. It's much coar...
