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Re: Lost Recipe - It was Corona, Shrimp, and Hot Sauce...maybe?
IAMICHABOD wrote: Ah Yes the famous Corona Cocktail Know it well......... THANK YOU!!!!! I seem to have been using the wrong search terms. This stuff was amazing the couple of times I tried it... consumed way to fast if I can properly recollect. Going to try to re-assemble this again for Friday's start to the weekend!270Views0likes0CommentsRe: Gasser Class A Travel from Tacoma WA to Lost Wages NV
Tom/Barb wrote: ...Then I-84 But, I might be convinced to climb to 15,000ft if the view on top ends up being worth the effort... The plan is for me to start this trip in the next 3 days or less; weather should not be a factor. Fewest miles, and fewest fuel burn, are not the deciding factors. I want to take it a little bit easy on the older machines taking me along for the ride while I experience scenery; even scenery that I'd like to see again from the opposite direction! I'm really thinking about every post.455Views0likes0CommentsRe: Tire size and budget limit me to: Sumitomo or Hankook
kmb1966 wrote: Getting new tires... Budget allows me to get either... Ask the place you are purchasing the tires from to order one of each so that you can inspect them yourself. There is quite a bit of difference between the printed number ratings on a piece of paper and the actual real world finished product.711Views0likes0CommentsRe: Gasser Class A Travel from Tacoma WA to Lost Wages NV
paulj wrote: From sea level at I84, you will have to climb one way or other. Correct. What I was hoping to avoid was climbing to 10,000 feet only to have to come back down. I have read everyone's replies and it has given me quite a bit to think about.455Views0likes0CommentsRe: Leveling Jacks sticking not going all the way up
Big Redneck wrote: My MH has Jacks underneath. What the best lube to spray on them to stop them from sticking not going all the way up? Or what do you do if this happens? I spray them with either PbBlaster or TriFlow; I can't remember (might have actually used both by now). The "recommended" lubrication was a silicone spray; it did NOT work. ATF is a great recommendation, but I don't know of any that comes in a spray can; and I don't plan on crawling on my knees for the application.681Views0likes0CommentsGasser Class A Travel from Tacoma WA to Lost Wages NV
Current plan is to avoid I-5 as much as it makes sense to do so. This means heading east on I-84 when approaching Portland. It would seem a good idea to avoid the Cabbage Hill between Pendleton and La Grande on I-84. The goal is to eventually end up on USH95 somewhere between Oregon and Idaho. At the moment, I am thinking that USH395 may be my best choice based on what I remember of the other routes; I'm probably wrong though. Any recommendations?1.7KViews0likes12CommentsRe: My $12.00 Genturi
holstein13 wrote: ...I suspect that air is also getting sucked into the vent hose. The reason I say that is because I can feel a lot of gasses coming off the top of the pipe and I think there is more gas flow out the top of the vent hose than I remember coming out of the exhaust itself. Sometimes, or most of the time, members here are extremely arrogant. RVer next to me attempts to MacGyver, to make BOTH of us deal with the exhaust better for the both of us is a WIN/WIN in my book. DOES ANYONE REALLY THINK that the first alpha prototype Genturi was any more pleasant to look at, but kept the exhaust out of the nearby sleeping area??? Stay smart and ugly, keep yourself alive.298Views0likes0CommentsRe: Not enough batteries
usersmanual wrote: ... Ok that's your version but something in my world tells me jugs of water in a fridge wont reduce the compressor run time. I seriously could not be bothered to waste my time filling water jugs and stuffing them in my fridge all on the premise of possible saving a couple battery amps It will actually Likely INCREASE the total compressor run time; HOWEVER, if the increased run time is during day-time with SOLAR PRODUCTION, then there is no increase in used BATTERY consumption. If you are a midnight snacker that likes to make Dagwoods and OPEN the doors several times a night, then I suggest you just run your genset 24/7; and find a way to gather gasoline to your campsite.331Views0likes0Comments
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