I'm posting here after more than 15 years of (mostly) enjoyable 'camping' in everything from a tent to my current RV since I just made a blunder when I already knew better.The rig (in my sig) has been a good and enjoyable vehicle for many years. Unf...
I have been driving Class "A" rigs since 1997. Been a Good Sam Member almost that long. Good Sam has saved my bacon on several past breakdowns and this time when I experienced my first real 'accident', they did everything by the book and once again I...
We have had many happy times at Branson - usually fall or spring.But now, my co-pilot of so many years is now with the Angels in Heaven and I'm trying to find a reasonable way to spend the Christmas and New Years holiday since there is no close famil...
With the recent floods not too many miles away from us plus the devastation of fires in the West, I got to thinking (bit of a worry) about what to do when the call / order to evacuate hits you and your home. The RV is in a storage yard about 20 minut...
...did a drain, flush and refill the cooling system???I'm planning our trip for later this year and just for grins to pass the time on this 4th of July weekend, I dug out the owners manual to go thru the maintenance checklist.YES, I am very disciplin...
Most truck scale locations do not want to mess with RV's to check each wheel / corner. But nearly all have the front / rear / tag weight capability. I make a first weight run of the total rig and then do it again with one side off of the scale. Simpl...
Ol' - I do not know about the other product, but the install in my rig was 4 drilled holes thru the RV wall side for each of two mounting brackets. Inside, to the left of the door are two black steel squares with brass head bolt covers. If I decide ...
Three years ago my co-pilot could no longer climb the steps into our rig, so I did some searching and found a lower cost solution in this product: http://www.mobile-lifts.com/motorhome-and-rv-lifts/orClick LinkIt arrived in two parcels and only took ...
