My small class C's entry door must stop at 90 degrees due to the awning arms location. When built, a gas strut was used as the door stop with mounting hardware on the coach exterior, and an odd angled mount that screwed into the top edge of the door...
Over Easter weekend we did a little boondocking across the "street" from Death Valley National Park on the east side not far from Shoshone. Here is my first attempt at drone videography of the location...California Boondocking near Death Valley
If you are headed up or down the Glenn Highway on the Tok cutoff, I highly recommend you take the trip up Nebesna Road and into Wrangle St. Elias National Park. It's about 1/2 way between Tok and Glennallen and offers fabulous scenery and some of th...
We love our little Sunseeker, but one issue has been nagging at me for some time and before our big trip next summer I want to resolve it once and for all...Our exterior coach door opens 90 degrees (the awning frame prevents further opening) and has ...
Reversing the door isn't very practical to me as open door would block kitchen window. I don't "need" to use a gas cylinder to hold the door open but it sure is convenient. Since I added the stop, I'm using a 48" elastic cord to the cab rear view m...
pnichols wrote:Brian ... were those beautiful photols taken while out on day trips from a town with the Wrangler, or do you tow the Wrangler behind your Class C motorhome and then scout around with the wrangler from a campsite where your RV is?Wrangl...
Across the Colorado River from Parker and a few miles west of Earp is a very large area available for boondocking. Your cell phone and TV will work great on the hill, room to spread out, and the views aren't bad either. The area starts along the we...
findingourserenity wrote:Hello, We are looking to purchase our first motorhome and have narrowed down our wants list to a Used Class C around 32' feet with the double bunks in the mid-section. We want to haul a 4 door jeep for our family of 5 behind ...
These are some great ideas other than the kitty litter... not seeing how that will help in sand. Great for sopping up leaked oil if you tear open your oil or transmission though.Gary mentioned above about crossing washes. This can be a much bigger ...
