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Re: Attaching to Fiberglass
tpi wrote: Personally I hate holes unless absolutely necessary. I've sure seen a lot of stick on levels that stayed stuck for a long time. Can you adapt it? It has a hollow back, but I was thinking of making a plate to put on it and then sticking it on. I too hate the idea of putting a hole in the fiberglass. Any good ideas on a good adhesive/tape to use? Or does anyone recommend a good big level that comes with sticky tape on it?186Views0likes0CommentsAttaching to Fiberglass
My toy hauler has the fiberglass on the outside and I am looking to add a level to the front where I can see when parking. The instructions say to screw the level on. My question is what is the best way to screw into the fiberglass to attach the level without messing up the fiberglass and not stripping the screws.. Any input is appreciated.7.1KViews0likes20CommentsRe: Cooking question
I cook as much as I can outside because I love to be outside! It is nice knowing I can cook inside if the weather is being nice. Outside I love using my double burner camp chef stove. It came with a griddle and I bought the grill box for it, tons of accessories to adapt to what you want to cook, it even has a pizza oven attachment. I also love to Dutch oven cook when I can. I did learn the hard way my first time cooking inside to open a window and run the ceiling vent fan...389Views0likes0CommentsRe: RV Park in Moab UT
We stayed at Archview resort last March and will be going back there again this year. We liked being away from the town. They are great, just about 5 miles out of MOAB, 1 mile up from Arches Park and across the road from the turn off to Canyonlands/Deadhorse point. Plus if you like to ATV/Mountain bike, they have trails leading from the park and the the views are awesome too... oh and they are also full hookups. Below is a link to their site... Clicky650Views0likes0CommentsNOX Sensors
Just wondering if anyone else has seen a rebate like this yet??? I have had my 2011 Chevy Duramax 2500 for just over a year and in this past year I have had to get both of the NOX sensors replaced, note I have 128K on it so I figured they just wore out... Today in the mail I got a rebate letter from GM saying to fill it out and take it and the receipts to the dealer I had do the service if I have ever had to replace my NOX sensors. It stated there is a problem with the wiring causing them to fail and I would be reimbursed the expenses. I was just wondering if anyone else has seen anything like this or if there are things that would disqualify me from this before I get too excited to get my 700+ dollars back and add another camp trip to this summer..4.5KViews0likes12CommentsRe: Route from Salt Lake City to Moab-with 5th wheel
n7bsn wrote: boogie_4wheel wrote: Spanish Fork through Price to Green River to Moab is the route to take. Over half of the route between Spanish Fork and Price is multi lane. Road does get a little twisty on the downhill coming in to Price. There is no reason whatsoever to go down to Cove Fort and take I-70 directly from I-15. Agreed Fine road, much commercial traffic on that route, no reason to avoid it Agreed also, We took the Spanish Fork through Price to Green River to Moab route last year (end of March) and had no problems or holdups.. Just got a bit sad cause I had no real reason to use the exhaust brake yet on my new to me Dirtymax. he he445Views0likes0Comments
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