Looking at adding a second battery and google must have overheard as I'm getting ads for batteries. I know I can't mix lead-acid and Lithium and my charger has a lithium setting...so not the topic of discussion.The batteries are seriously cheap...und...
Stopped to pick up a tube of lap sealant and dear wife said let's look at that 5er the dealer had parked next to the door.Not sure that I want to sink the money into a new rig but I told her I would look into it. Everything I see regarding the layout...
Saw an interesting combo yesterday. A mid 20'some foot travel trailer pulled by a uhaul chassis van with the smaller box.https://www.uhaul.com/Truck-Rentals/15ft-Moving-Truck/Talked to them and they said they only take 3-4 short trips per year and ju...
Got into Yellowstone Yesterday and so far things are great.Staying at Fishing Bridge. Sites are tight but in good condition and well maintained. Got a reservation for 6 days about a month ago but there are lots of empty sites when we did a drive arou...
I've always been in the camp, that it's nice if you can get some use out of campground wifi but it's usually garbage and you are better using your phone for a hotspot.11 stops and 2 months into a run from Michigan to Montana. Except for 3 campgrounds...
I understand the charging and capacity issues. I'm not trying to run the aircon or anything crazy. Mostly just keeping the 12v compressor fridge going for a couple days...but I have the charging under control just wondering if the $100-150 100amph...
If you have no access to electricity, a battery charger is of no use. Why can't you drive the rv? It will be noisy and you may get a warning light but it should run well enough to get to a nearby rv park.If you really are stuck with no electricity, ...
Lots of complications with this idea: - If there is zoning, you can't do this in a residential area unless you get it rezoned. - Your property is now commercial, so no lower homestead tax rates. Businesses pay far higher tax rates. - You have to pay ...
I agree that more info is needed but if the shocks aren't completely gone and driving on nice smooth asphalt, it might not be noticeable but get on Portland cement concrete, if the joints are hamonic with the wheel base, it is often bad even with goo...
