Waiting for my 2020 forest river wildwood 179dbk to come in mid July.The previous 2 TT where used so this is our 1st brand spanking new one. If you had to change something e.g. tires, stabilizers, battery, mattress (queen comes with an 8" thick coil ...
In 1984 my dad, mom, brother, sister(not often) and myself bought some land and built a 3 season home next to family and friends. Fast forward 25yrs. Dad and mom had strokes, brother just retired from the army and live in NC, and sister needs cash fo...
I have seen countless threads on should i cover or not cover my rv well I say cover here's why. In central mass on the ground we have well over 3ft of snow more like 4ft but i stay conservative. Most TT are 3ft off the ground, well the snow is above ...
Anyone know of a place or places on rt 16 ( mountain road highway ) north from Portsmouth but before OssippeeTo stop with the camper for lunch with the family? No Burger King or mcdonalds
rockhillmanor wrote:optimusprime wrote:Hey all. I am new here and am wanting to get a TT for my family sometime next year. I would like to hear opinions on what brands to look for regarding reliability, comfort and durability and which ones to stay a...
bob213 wrote:Not a change but an addition...If you don't have one I would buy a P.I. EMS. Live with the rest until you really know what you need to change.What is a P.I EMS?
drsteve wrote:If your new TT has the lame "beanie copter" vent fans, get a real fan--Maxxair or Fantastic--so you have real ventilation when needed. Now that I like it will also help vent heat out too. Another idea I saw someone at a camp site do. Ha...
Boomerweps wrote:Vent covers to have them open in rain or driving down the road.Adjustable small curtain poles for refrigerator shelf retainers.Adapter for power to run TT off of 15/20 amp recepticals, 50-30 adapter.Extra potable water hose, extra se...
