I posted on it in another thread but wonder if others do it also like snowmobiling or skiing or whatever.We spend the night at that spot maybe 2 or 3 times a season and keep warm!
Just wondering which way is cheaper?I use the fridge a lot on propane camping and I even use it to camp in the winter where I snowmobile so the furnace gets used also.With all that use in 3 years I only used 12 gallons of propane. I can get propane f...
I have had the rv for almost 4 years now and no probs to speak of!I just had to clean up the light sockets for the rear lights though. Some water made it into the housings and rusted up things enough so that my reverse lights didn't work and one stop...
EMD360 wrote:Coldest we have camped is about 20 degree nights. Dusting of snow. We'd like to do more winter camping now that we live in a cold climate though. I'm trying out a tank heating system right now.Be sure to post about it!When we use the rv ...
Wandering view wrote:Just covered my winnebago view. Checked the coach batteries and they are fully charged with water fine. I put a trickle charger on my engine battery and am wondering if that charger will help the coach batteries. Any info will b...
I had to clean the sockets out on mine this pass spring. I used clear silicon caulk to seal them up with new bulbs,not sure if that was a good idea.Oh I and I put that dialectic grease in the sockets.
