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Re: How do you do your turkey?
LOL - Jellied cranberry... I have a funny story about that stuff. My hubby's grandmother was a farm lady and surprisingly she liked her sliced jellied stuff from the can. I was a Mother Earth News sort of gal and I made my own cranberry sauce from the actual berries (still do). Anyway - one Thanksgiving she put me in charge of putting out the cranberry sauce and she handed me the can. What did I do? mashed it all up to make it look homemade. She freaked!!! I was never so surprised and I still think of that today when Thanksgiving comes around...1.9KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Stove cover
I think I helped you with another question a while ago.... I can't help so far as I don't know what you are talking about - there was no picture that I saw. Are you talking about the cover over the burners so it will add to counter space? Or are you talking about the burner grates? If it is the cover to make more counter space it depends on your countertop material. Mine is Corian and if yours is I could certainly take pictures. If it is the grate thingy I could also take pictures. Would like to help...1.1KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Roadtrek 170 boiling cabin battery
Your power converter is overcharging - that is a typical scenario with older converters. We have a 170 on the Chevy chassis - I imagine it is similar. Our converter is under the driver's side of the back dinette cushion. There should be a vented door in front of it - probably brown. We replaced our converter with a Progressive Dynamics converter and we leave the van plugged in 24/7. It is a smart converter that changes the amount of charging so it won't boil the battery. We used a PD4645 as a direct replacement for our old converter from BestConverter.com Good luck.259Views0likes0CommentsRe: More and more instant hot water systems
TurnThePage wrote: I can't figure out why people would want them in an RV unless they always camp with hookups where it's always warm. At least some brands are including the water miser feature that recycles the "unused hot" water back into the fresh tank. Am I making too big a deal about this? I totally agree. We've rented cabins that have those and I can't imagine why they'd put one in an RV. You have to have the water running constantly - it works in a shower (if you have lots of water), but not washing dishes (unless you leave the water running). Tremendous waste of water IMO. :R676Views0likes0CommentsRe: Shopping new tires - is my shop confused or am I?
Tvov wrote: dodge guy wrote: I would take a hard pass on any Michelin tire. Look for an E rated tire in another name brand. I had Generals on my Excursion and was very happy with them. What happened with Michelin? On these forums they are usually considered one of the best brands. Yeah - Michelins are our go to tire now - and we have been buying tires for a looooong time.317Views0likes0CommentsRe: Why did my water pump stop pumping?
opnspaces wrote: Go a step beyond just turning on the faucet. Unscrew the aerator out of the end of the faucet. Turn the faucet on and and let the pump run. ^ Definitely try this! We just had this happen a couple weeks ago and I thought the pump was broken - it was the aerator that was somehow broken (it was a swivel one). Water flowed nicely when I unscrewed it.807Views0likes0Comments
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