Well, I've gone and done it again. After several years in the fifth wheel family, I'm back in the A family. The Phaeton brought me home today. Bigger than what I planned to buy but since I'll be in it at least 5months a year, I decided to be comforta...
Working with my dealer on putting together an order for a 15 Dodge 4500 CC with an 84" cab to axle. Now need to find a nice bed that will let me use my Rampage mc lift behind the cab and run the fifth wheel hitch at the axle. To run the Rampage, I ne...
On my way to Florida to get out of the frigid, snowy north country and hit something unusual. I leave with a full tank, get fuel in Jersey, Virginia, the Carolinas and on down. Been making the trip long enough that I can tell within a few gallons wha...
I went back to riding MC last yea after a many year absence. I had almost forgotten how much I enjoyed it. I traveled last year with a Rampage lift and enjoyed the ease of loading but out of five trips last year, I hit nasty weather on four of them. ...
Well, for second time in all my years of rving, my fridge has died. First hint something is up is the interior light died. Wait a bit and check the stack outside, not warm. Hmmm. Switch to gas, not even a try to light. Back to electric, power to boar...
From your description, I believe the valve you are talking about are the low point drains for the water system. In normal operation, they will be closed. Depending on the maker, they could be push-pull or quarter turn valves located somewhere above t...
I kind of like the idea of a surface mount strip with the inside edge cut on a bevel. Then add zigzagrv's idea of a panel under the pull. Would give a very nice contrast and depth.Bill
Glad it was light there, my home got 35 inches. However, as a snowbird, it was kind of cloudy here and we only got 6 or 7 inches of sun. Hope it doesn't postpone your project too much.
