I have wanted to try the Geo method for the Black Tank. The instructions I have found on line say to dissolve water softener and detergent in hot water and put in black tank. I heated on the stove top water with water softener pellets and laundry d...
A question about capability of very small netbook. I want to attach a 300 GB peripheral hard drive (USB connect) to an Atoah 7" netbook to back up pictures. The netbook has an SD card reader. I have not yet purchased the netbook, and don't want to...
Can the everglades Loop Road be driven in a 27' Class C? Not concerned about gravel and potholes. Is the width of the road OK, and is motorhome allowed by NPS? Thanks!
HiWe'll be driving through British Columbia, Yukon and Alaska this summer and I have a question about fishing. I would like to take my standard rod and spinner reel (I don't fly fish) and cast into whatever body of water we might be camped near, to ...
We are purchasing a new MH in May. We would like to finance the purchase to preserve invested funds. Our choices: 1) home equity line credit (potential for increase in rate over time)2) commercial motorhome loan (fixed rate)Now that we are reti...
We will also be there in Sept [2nd-3rd weeks]. Are there likely be enough camp sites available that we can 'free lance' our schedule, or do we need to make reservations in advance? Can we boondock in parking lots [ie Lake Louise]? Any other specia...
Last winter we 'toured' Florida in the Mhome looking at communities going down the florida east coast, crossing to the gulf side, and driving north through Naples, Ft. Myers, Tampa etc. Most areas were too crowded for our tastes. One problem we had...
We love our 27' Lazy Daze with rear twin beds. Fantastic windows, storage, cargo carry capacity, and build quality. We've traveled for long chunks of time and it is very comfortable for us ... and the very old cat we bring along. They are manufact...
Try reversing the thinking. What is the smallest (therefore, most convenient to drive and navigate) vehicle that you can comfortable live in without a daily firedrill to re-configure (ie turning sofas into beds etc), that also has the cargo carrying...
We had a parking pad built with crushed stone for our 27' Class C. It works great and you don't get the moisture up under the coach as you would parking on grass.
