Downsizing from my class A to a TT because my style of camping has greatly changed and the Class A does not lend itself well to backcountry Idaho.I am new to TT section but not new to the open road forum. I had a great experience this weekend in Spo...
Took a 3K mile trip the first part of Nov and planned on using my Good Sam Life membership card at Flying J and Pilot to save some on the fuel. First stop in Evanston WY card would not work Flying J called GS who said the card was valid they didn't ...
My Norcold 6182 quit cooling the fridge box and I found yellow powder by the burner so it was time for a change. I ordered a Norcold replacement form Arcticold and after 17 days with no response to my emails and no cooling unit, I cancelled the orde...
My new TT has tank heaters with are thermostatically controlled however there is a warning that says there must be liquid in the tank do not turn when tank is empty. I would think its the sam for a Class A
One year I did put 100W lamp with a heat shade in the basement to keep the holding tanks and potable water from freezing when i didn't winterize the MH. I can't tell you what temp the bays were but the tanks never froze. N6RGM
Thanks RonI'm ordering a good WD hitch with sway system tonight. I am also downsizing the stuff I carry so that I do't overload the TT with un-needed things from the motorhome.
In Idaho the max length for Class A + trailer/boat 75' Truck + TT +boat 75' The most you are allowed to have behind the pulling vehicle is two other rigs for a total length of 75'
