We have hurricane Florence on the way with 140 mph winds. Is it recommended to put the jacks down or keep the up?Thanks for any help from someone who has road one of the out.Bob
Hello, I have been gone for awhile. Bought a Class C and then went to a Class A. The extra space and storage was really nice but I really miss the versatility of my truck campers. I seriously looking at the double slide Lance or Eagle Cap truck ca...
Can anyone recommend and wi-fi antenna that will pull in the signal in a camp ground. I have tried and Alfa marine antenna and that did not work at all. Thanks, Bob
I tow a 2006 Dodge Dakota 4/4 with four on the grounds. The directions in the manual are pretty clear but there is a supplemental sheet that says to disconnect the battery as the last step.I have been told by some techs that this is not necessary. ...
Well Florence came ashore with 115 MPH sustained winds and 125 to 130 gusts at the mouth of New River. I live on the river. No serious problems lots of trees down and limbs to clean up. Camper did great. Rocked and rolled a little but did not mov...
After doing some thinking I am going to keep the jacks up. I went through a typhoon on Guam with 200 mph winds and it slide my volkswagen bus sideways in the car port. Don't want to bend the jacks. Will post with final results once we get power an...
Thanks for the info. I am concerned about the new owners of Lance and maintaining quality. I looked at the Host and did not care for the bathroom configuration. One of the reasons I sold my first truck camper was the bathroom was too small. Not i...
