Well, not really follies, just stuff that was new to me and might be to others too.First, Nevada has dump stations at several of their rest stops along I-80. We used this one near Winnemucca. First of its kind that I have seen. Instead of a hole w...
This morning I installed a pair of new batteries in the fifth wheel, and these are AGM replacing flooded, so I eliminated the NOCO box. With the flooded batts, I just dropped the CC temp sensor down between the box wall and one of the batteries, I f...
We spent 10 days in June doing a loop from our home in So Cal, through AZ and as far as Valley of the Gods in UT. A total of 5 camps, spending a couple of days at each.South of Williams AZ, we found plenty of dispersed camping sites along Dogtown Ro...
We've had a rolling bed cover for years, and on this last trip the cover split. Second time, and this time I am not going to replace it. But I still need secure storage. Going with a cross-bed toolbox instead. But I've never owned one.Looking for i...
When we use hookups we use the Rhino flex. Use the cheap blue stuff for dump stations, and reserve the Rhino for sewer on site.I don't get why it doesn't fit storage for some. Our hoses fit fine in the bumper, just have to take off the elbow and co...
Maybe hard to diagnose from your description, but it is possible that your front landing gear legs have become out of sync, meaning, one leg is higher/lower than the other. Really common for that to happen, and very easy to fix. To check, just meas...
Change is hard, but, inevitable. RV.net was doomed because it did not have a mobile friendly interface.What I don't like so far is how little of the old RV.net content has been brought over. The DIY topic, the Tech topic, the Boondocking topic, and...
That's good, but if only on one side the trailer can still twist. Particularly if the jack is up on blocks, because the stack of blocks can tilt as the twist occurs. I just think a stack of blocks under the tongue jack are almost always a bad idea....
