Living Small (rules for living full time in a motorhome)There are many definitions of Living Large. Some may say that living large is to live an extravagant, wealthy lifestyle with a very big house, big car, and a very big television.For Example : “L...
Diane and I are living full time in our Motor Home. It did not happen the way we planned it or hoped it would...the transition from part time to full time has happened but it was rough. I wrote a bit about stumbling towards full time awhile back, stu...
From my blog:Depreciation:This subject pops up every now and then in the Internet forums, rv.net, IRV2.com, FMCA.com, where I hang about on a regular basis. It may be a post titled "Is your Class A a Money pit?" or "A motor home costs a whole lot mo...
Try Brooksville Florida. Belle Parc, where we are booked for three months, may have a few spots left, however they, like most places, are looking to book monthly stayers, not just weekly or daily. Brooksville is north of Tarpon Springs, a great plac...
According to the Power Gear tech I talked to, if you pump enough grease into the fitting that you see it come out the seal, you have a blown seal, or you just blew it out yourself. Best to use only two or three pumps of the gun, not till you see grea...
dougrainer wrote:-Gramps- wrote:If it is a small leak shooting the jack full of bearing/axle grease should fix it, it did mine, which happens to be a Power Gear jack. There should be a grease fitting on the housing just above the leg opening. You wil...
If it is a small leak shooting the jack full of bearing/axle grease should fix it, it did mine, which happens to be a Power Gear jack. There should be a grease fitting on the housing just above the leg opening. You will need a grease gun to do this.
ThePowells wrote:RVER wrote:GRAMPS what is a "Gas Pusher"? I thought gas engines pulled the vehicles and DP diesel pushers pushed the vehicle from the rear so quieter in front while driving and more torque. Am I wrong? What rigs had gas engines i...
