Not strictly RV related, but wonder how many of us can relate. Yesterday I took wife to Dr's office in a big medical complex yesterday. Dropped her at door, and parked in sun to wait. Noticed a couple of late 20s/early 30s messing around a late modal...
Last week I was setting in my site, enjoying my self, watching the CG fill up. A fairly new looking TT backed into the next site, like 50 yards away. While he was hooking up utilities I noticed he was paying a lot of attention to my site. Oh well, Dr...
I need to spend a night or 2 off I-80 near the Nebraska/Wyoming line. Must have electric, and prefer not to be to high in mountains. In a pop-up that for sure smell enough to call bears, so that is a issue. Any ideas?
4 months back Micro soft decided to update my old computer. (It was first window 7 but updated to 10 a while back. It worked on 10) Next morning, the computer was not as good as a Lego but was a plastic brick. About 25 hours on the phone, computer re...
mkirsch wrote:In my case you're not squeaking through at an angle. If you fit, you're straight.Even if I adjust the mirror to see the tires, I still don't see what having the line accomplishes. You need a line to sight against a line. A tire is just ...
Greene728 wrote:Michelle.S wrote:The addition of the Exhaust Brake was a major factor for me upgrading from my 2005 Duramax to a 2011 Duramax. In approx 30K miles the 2005 need new brake pads, while the 2011 was still on the EOM pads when traded wit...
Just a guess, but looks like something designed to reduce friction when parts slide together. You can buy things likely made out of similar material, to set furniture on, move around room. Shape with a saw. 1 of the tool boxes in garage, bottom bowin...
When I was adding a tag to truck I would tee off a line from tank, to open/close valve, with quick release, to adjustable regulator then to bags. Most of mine where air lift. I used a separate system, nearly same, except the regulator was mounted on ...
