All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: found a seasonal site!We are also going on a seasonal site starting next year with our hybrid. We are planning on closing up the bunk ends overtime we leave... Maybe in a few years we will upgrade to a full hard sideRe: Hershey new Price?Head on up to Knoebels!!!! Free admission to the park, free shows, Ride all day is $49 ( parking at hershey is what? $45 per vehicle now? LOL) and the campground(s) are very highly rated. one is bordering the park so you just walk right in, the other i believe they do free shuttle to the park.Re: SRW or DRW??C'mon, Get a dually, All the cool kids are doing it!!!!! Seriously though, Get the setup that YOU are comfortable with and that YOU feel safest with. You can never have too much truck though!!Re: Bet you never did this beforeHey, Stuff happens... What's done is done... I've had my fare share of screw ups.... This last summer I was mowing a field I've mowed hundreds of times. Just that day though I forgot the rood of the tractor doesnt fit under a telephone pole guide wire. The wire sliced into the roof about 2 feet before I got it stopped... Luckily it's fiberglass and a relatively easy repair!!Re: X- Chocks , kindamade these today, they seem to work good and less than $20 invested. Re: Show your mods!!Kinda a mod!!! Made a set of "x" chocks today! Same basics principal as the real things, but the whole setup cost less than $20!!! Re: How do you feel about people walking through your campsite?I know it's not always possible, especially on 1st time visits to campgrounds, BUT, I try to book sites that there is no reason for people to walk through my site. For example, if I book a site with a bathhouse directly behind it, it's just asking for people to walk through.Re: New owner of a Hybrid TTUm, I think you overpaid, should at least got him down to $0.75!!! LOL Congrats on the new HTT!!!Re: First RV!!!Welcome!!! Hope you have a great time in your RV!!!Re: Just bought first camper - lot of questions - can you help? thcguy12 wrote: First off hello - we just bought a 1996 Thor Prism 2000 from a good friend - got a screaming deal on it for only $1500 (nada guide says about 4000 min). So we are very happy. I spent weeks scared and stressed about towing for my first time - drove it home last night and it was so easy. This week we are getting it ready, cleaned, decorated, and tuned up before we take it up to our mountain land where it will stay for the rest of it's life (unless we get a bug to go somewhere). We have 40 acres so it's not often we camp anywhere else. I have some questions though - and am hoping you all can help: 1.) We discovered last night it came with a full HOLDING TANK. I think that is the poo tank right? Where can we go get that emptied and flushed out? (we will not be using the restroom or any running water up at land - no hookups there). some truck stops have dump stations, call around and ask! 2.) There are a few window seals that seem to have a tiny leak into the storage compartments below them. What do you suggest for sealing them - maybe some clear caulking? 3.) Now it did not come with any manuals so I need your help here. The previous owner says you simply hop on board - click the fridge to gas and the heater button on and everything starts working. I asked if you have to light a pilot outside and he said no. That doesn't seem right to me but maybe you all can lend some experience? look up the appliance manuals, I don't have any pilot lights I need to manually lite, everything is auto so he could be telling the truth!! 4.) What can a deep cell battery run on board? First I should let you know we plan to use same battery all summer without charging - then bring back and trickle charge all fall/winter? I know the basic lights for at night. What about a small stereo once every couple weekends (it came with a cassette player - ha ha)? What about some awning lights? Cell phone charger? A tv for playing dvd's? Disco dance ball? We will never have a way of plugging it in up there - wondering what we can get away with. Don't want to drain the battery in one night with friends. ehh, I wouldn't bet money on a battery lasting that long, look into a solar panel system! They act as a trickle charger 24/7 so that could be a good solution for Ya!! 5.) Will plugging the camper into your car and running your car charge the battery if it ran out? Ya could but your wasting gas, another option would be search craigslist for a decent little generator and keep that with the camper, run it a bit when your up there to keep your battery good
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