I'm renovating an older Class A (1998 Southwind 35S) and I want to replace the corian counter top and crappy old tables. I love a granite, marble or onyx look, but can't take the weight of stone in my gas RV. Has anyone tried any of the stone composi...
We are two women who just bought our first (used) motorhome. And the first problem I encounter is that I can't find anyplace near me to fill my tires with air! How do you find a place??? I'm in Southern California. Sorry for the phenomenally stupid ...
deandec wrote:This company has some RV experience evidentlyThanks. That's one of the companies I linked to in the initial post, but I don't know anything about their product. Have you used it?
Thank you, everyone! What a great source of information you guys are. I'm going to buy one of those compressors. I hope they come with the necessary attachments.The sticker inside says all 8 tires (including tag axle) to be filled to 80 lbs. I hav...
Okay, thanks everyone! Sounds like a compressor is the way to go. I'm not familiar with them. What's the difference between a 1.5 gal and a 3 gal compressor? What's the difference between 4 SCFM @ 40PSI and 2 SCFM at 90PSI? (Comparing the two suggest...
darsben wrote:Southern California takes in a huge area. But look for a truck stop, a good independent truck repair shop or a tire shop that sells truck tires.If you want a specific recommendation then we need to have a city a leastI'm in Irvine, CA. ...
I'm looking online for a truck stop near me in Orange County, with no luck so far. I'm so lame. I was going to just go buy a compressor, but threads say that many of them won't fill the tires because they don't have sufficient CFM, so I'm feeling a l...
