All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Generator exhaust extensionI use a Gen-Turi model (CAMCO brand) and it seems to work well...Carries the exhaust vertically and away from my slideout that sits next to my generator exhaust. Compact and easy to install and remove.Re: macerator pumpsI have one that I use with a 3/4" Garden hose. The hose is 100'. Relatively flat grade. Works fine for me. Use it just when I return home and haven't pumped out when traveling.Re: Trouble on the borderCan't believe some of these replies. I wouldn't touch south Texas or AZ. Human nature says that DESPERATE PEOPLE DO DESPERATE THINGS. Plain and simple.Re: Smokey Mountains Trip in April- May.April 19 & 20 is free entrance into National Parks (for those parks that have an entrance fee)Re: Windows 7 foldersWindows has a Snipping tool that works great for taking a screen shot (several formats) and lets you draw/crop to just the size you want. Search for it on programs and files.Re: Oxygenics shower headI think it's a great product for the RV and the house. On a well at home with less than stellar pressure and Oxygenics makes the shower much better.Re: unanticipated freezing tempsToo many panic replys here. Mid 20's overnight for a few hours, with a heated interior will not be a problem. Your black tank is not going to freeze either. At most I might disconnect a water hose and drain that. Use your own water for overnight. Jmo from a cold weather new england camper.Re: class c privacy panels for windshield and doors?I use a Reflectex truck size windshield sun screen and cut from the same material purchased from Home Depot, I fit pieces for the two side windows. They stay by wedging them in the grooves around the perimeter. The windshield block is held in place by the visors. No tools, no Velcro. They all fold neatly for easy storage.Re: coachmen concordI have a 2005 Concord 275DL and it works well (space wise) for the two of us. Only one major issue so far. The fridge went bad early on but was covered under an extended warranty I had purchased. Replaced the tires after 7 years (with lots of checking showing on the original Michelans). We pull a small toad and really don't have problems, even on the hills. Like any "C", storage is tight unless you selectively pick the items you actually need and neatly store it away. Our longest trip at any one time has only been 2 weeks but good planning helps alleviate problems with storage (inside or out). I don't regret my purchase at all, so far.Re: What did you do to your Class C MH today???Stocked the fridge....heading out tomorrow for the Cape.
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