First time motorhome owner. We just purchased a 2016 Coachman Concord 300DS (Class C), 32'.Eventually, we will be towing my (manual transmission) Wrangler. 1)Can anyone recommend a good towbar? 2)Am I required to have the tail lights and break light...
Good morning. We just bought our first RV yesterday, The motorhome is "satellite ready" but doesn't have a dish or dome. We have DIRECTV at home and have a mini receiver that could easily go with us. -In your opinion, what is better, dish or dome? -W...
Good morning, My wife and I are seriously considering purchasing our first RV. We've been chasing our tails, going back and forth between class A and B+. The As seem too tall and wide, but have so much more room and seem to be better quality. The B+s...
dahkota wrote:We tow our Wrangler with a Ready Brute. It has the brake integrated into the tow bar. It takes me three minutes by myself to completely hook or unhook it - the simplest towing system on the road. For the lights, I got a Mopar wiring har...
wa8yxm wrote: IN all cases.. Make sure there is a dedicated RG-66 (Get quality cable) line from where the receiver will "live" to a connection point for that ground mount... Often the "Sat Ready" is only for a roof mount.This is a brand new Coachman....
mowermech wrote:You can't use it with your Jeep, but it would be great for my PT cruiser.Well, yes, you CAN use it for your Jeep, but you have to get under it once it is on the dolly and remove the rear drive shaft!I had a dolly once, used it to tow ...
Bill.Satellite wrote:You cannot use your mini-Genie by itself. You must bring the Genie as the one and only satellite receiver in the coach and then you can pair a mini-Genie to that for a 2nd TV if you like. That makes perfect sense. I don't know ...
An earlier poster said he picked up an identical dish on-line for $50,then attached it to a tripod. That's what I'm planning to do. My receiver is a new model mini-genie, and I'll check the compatibility before buying a dish.
