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Re: Rig destroyed today!
Boxer Lovers wrote: This is the second Ford 350 in 6 months to burn up suddenly that I'm aware of. Coincidence? Ford has a long history of vehicles that tend to combust. Anyone remember the pinto? Sounds like a design flaw to me, heres a new one on fire. Sad part is it will likely not have any recall until someone dies as a result.307Views0likes0CommentsRe: Rig destroyed today!
TucsonJim wrote: Ginnie and I have been on the road since mid June. This morning I developed a sudden fuel leak in my 2013 F350. It ignited before I could get stopped. Ginnie, our doggie and I bailed out of the truck and the cab was quickly engulfed in flames. The fire spread to our 2014 Grand Design Reflection fifth wheel. The truck, FW, and all of our personal possessions were destroyed. We were able to buy some clothes tonight and we'll drive the 1800 miles to home in a rental car. When I get home, I'll post some pictures. Tucson Jim Glad youre ok and hope you have good insurance! Android photo sharing: Open the Google Photos app . Touch and hold an item to select it, then add any other items. Tap Share . Choose how you want to share: Create link to send someone a link. then post that link here in the forum Colin307Views0likes0CommentsRe: Paying for someone elses Sins / Buying used
pyoung47 wrote: 1. We use our bathroom for "both" purposes -- that's why we have a camper. 2. RV toilet paper is much like the "Arab" method. 3. Rid-X does no good in an RV tank -- unless you leave the stuff in there for weeks. Rid-X introduces bacteria into the septic system to promote the digestion of the material. It's pretty much useless in a normal septic system too, unless you sterilize your own poop, but it gives some folks a "peace of mind." Cmon now we all know that If you use rid-x and RV toilet paper everything coming out of the tank looks like this:399Views0likes0CommentsRe: Paying for someone elses Sins / Buying used
laknox wrote: Cooperchino70 wrote: Terryallan wrote: Don't matter what kind you use. It won't be there long enough to dissolve anyway /Disagree. The thin RV toilet paper disintegrates almost immediately. The household stuff holds together much longer. This has been tested many times, heres an example: RV Toilet Paper Test Problem is that it disintegrates in your hand, =before= it ever hits the tank. Don't know about you, but I don't like having to clean my fingernails after I poop. :) Lyle Eew! Lol390Views0likes0CommentsRe: Paying for someone elses Sins / Buying used
Terryallan wrote: Don't matter what kind you use. It won't be there long enough to dissolve anyway /Disagree. The thin RV toilet paper disintegrates almost immediately. The household stuff holds together much longer. This has been tested many times, heres an example: RV Toilet Paper Test390Views0likes0CommentsRe: Paying for someone elses Sins / Buying used
BarneyS wrote: I'm glad you got the black tank valve fixed but am curious. How did you recognize the brand of the TP that was stuck in the valve???? :W :B Barney hah, lol, I suppose it could have been Quilted Northern, all I could think about when I was down there taking the valve apart was the bear in the ads ;)218Views0likes0Comments
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