All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Flatulence causing CO/Propane detector alarm? If you light a match to your "gas" it with blow a quick blue flame. We used to call them Blue Darts as kids. Careful though if you have hairy legs. Your alarm is functioning correctly. Re: Mice in Ceiling It would bother me. Depends on what a trace is though. If only the odd scattering here and there I would let it all dry out and continue on. I would have fans pointed at them holes you drilled if possible, or partially drop a panel and get a fan blowing there. Them mice are ruthless and will fight hard to get back up into that ceiling. Re: 1978 Total Gut of Country Squire Hoping your project is going to plan, and you have not hit 100 snags yet. Check this thread out in the link below. Used to be quite busy. A whole lot of information on older class c motorhomes. ➡️How many of us are there? Owners of Dodge based RV's? Re: Effing squirrels ate my propane hoses . . . Seems odd for squirrels to be chewing propane hose. I guess their evolving just like us. As we sit looking at our cell phones the critters are about to release the gas. Re: How many of us are there? Owners of Dodge based RV's? Hope you got your transmission troubles worked out. Sounds like an awesome rig! Re: How many of us are there? Owners of Dodge based RV's? I bought 2 Firestone Transforce 8.75 x 16.5's off Amazon 4 years ago. Most tire shops should still be able to order them in. Not cheap though. Firestone Transforce HT Radial Tire - 8.75R16.5 115R : Amazon.ca: Automotive Re: How many of us are there? Owners of Dodge based RV's? Happy to see the * How many of us are there? Owners of Dodge based RV's? * has survived the revampiring of the forums Re: How many of us are there? Owners of Dodge based RV's? Griff in Fairbanks wrote: Ballenxj wrote: Monashees British Columbia, best not to worry what others think about you. Live life for yourself. I too miss the chatter here, and often wonder how Griff in Faibanks is doing. The last vehicle that would vaguely fit here was a Dodge 3/4 ton van that I sold last year, but the chatter was fun. :C I'm still here. A second heart attack, frequent bouts of angina, five-way bypass surgery, and the pandemic have kinda put a crimp in my life. Doing a lot better now, except I still need hip replacement surgery. Hoping your still doing well Giff. Your a wealth of old Dodge information.Re: How many of us are there? Owners of Dodge based RV's? Ballenxj wrote: Monashees British Columbia, best not to worry what others think about you. Live life for yourself. I too miss the chatter here, and often wonder how Griff in Faibanks is doing. The last vehicle that would vaguely fit here was a Dodge 3/4 ton van that I sold last year, but the chatter was fun. :C Hi and thanks. Living through the kaos better now. I don't get on here anymore like I did at one time. I forgotten I even posted this thread. Take care.Re: How many of us are there? Owners of Dodge based RV's? StingrayL82 wrote: my440 wrote: Hi,miss all the old Dodge motorhome talk on here. Funny I used to feel proud to drive my old Dodge motorhome through town. People would look and admire. Now they look and see me as an old vagrant living in an old motorhome. Things have changed and so quickly. Is it just me? It's not you. Times are different, and it's a combination of a lot of things....Covid, Antifa, BLM, Biden, Trudeau have polarized people to the point where I've noticed a massive lack of civility and kindness. I had a widowmaker heart attack this past November and checked out for two minutes. Then Brooke was in the hospital with Covid pneumonia for a week. Then I got it. We both decided that life is too short, so she sold the business and we decided that our Monaco wasn't big enough, so it's up for sale, and we bought a 2005 Monaco LaPalma. 8.1L Vortec, Allison 2100MH, true dual exhaust and three slide-outs. I spent the last couple of weeks tidying the inside up and replacing what needed to be replaced, and now it's at Camping World getting all of the fluids flushed and filters replaced. So, if anyone knows of someone who would like to buy our 1976 Monaco, it's ready to go, perfect for that young couple that want to see what life has to offer. So sorry I honestly just forgot I posted this and seen it pop up today while browsing. Hoping yous are enjoying your new rig, health has returned and great adventures ahead. I have caught up and accepted the sudden different times and will stick to my times. Thanks and take care.
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