I tried the search feature, but I didn't find what I am looking for. My wife and I travel with a 5er and we do not have a generator, so overnighting on a parking lot in hot weather is not an option for us. What setup would I need in order to be abl...
I'm planning a trip to Kerrville, TX in the spring and would like some information about some of the highways I'm considering taking. I pull a 39-foot 5er and don't want to end up on some "cattle trail" with it. Here are the highways I'm considerin...
This Saturday my DW and I are trading the rig in the signature line for a 2006 Fleetwood Bounder 38N DP Class A, so I'm saying goodbye to the Fifth-Wheel section and hello to the Class A section. I want to thank everyone who helped me with the issue...
This Saturday DW and I are picking up our new-to-us 2006 Fleetwood Bounder 38N, and we're trading the rig in the signature line. It's yet another chapter in our long RV story, and we can't wait!
I'm thinking of replacing the carpet down the center of the living area of our 5er with some type of vinyl product. Before I start this project I would like to know how the carpet is attached to the floor at the rear of the trailer, under the overlap...
I bought an air compressor hose reel from Harbor Freight and mounted it on a pull-out "drawer" I built and installed in the basement of my 5th wheel. When setting up the trailer I extend the "drawer" and pull the loose end of the cord (with the male...
I have an older Reece 16K hitch, and I don't think there could be an easier hitch to operate. As long as I have the jaws closed, the kingpin at the right height in relation to the hitch and get the kingpin and the hitch in alignment, all I have to d...
Don't forget the Red Cross app for your smartphone, called Tornado. It monitors your location as you move, and it has a VERY loud siren that warns you of severe weather.
My wife and I stayed there several days last fall in our 39ft. 5th wheel. We're planning another trip to Branson in June, and this is where we're planning to stay again. It's not a fancy park, but it is very clean and well-maintained. Due to the co...
Although I-44 between Oklahoma City and Tulsa can be a little faster, there are more hills and trucks to deal with than taking I-40. If you decide to take I-40 you can go north on Hwy 75 at Henryetta toward Tulsa to get back to I-44. This way adds ...
