All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Route Planning QuestionI use Street Atlas 13 and it works great. Mine is set up to avoid told roads. LeRoyRe: Gas prices. cptqueeg wrote: Joe with all due respect, cancel 17 of your trips and go see your father even if it means driving your car and staying in motels 2 nights each way. Times TWORe: A different take on the popular ‘Carbon Dioxide Narrative’Finally a more complete, balanced and substantial explanation of our world resources. Thank you, 3 tons, for this insightful video. LeRoyRe: Anyone use a battery operated blower?I use a Ridgid 18v Jobsite Blower. It is absolutely excellent. I just got done clearing leaves and pine needles and twigs off a driveway. It ran continuously for 30+ minutes and the 4AH battery was still going strong. If bought at Home Depot, it comes with a TRUE lifetime warranty on both blower and battery. For non-commercial use, if either one fails, they will repair or replace it free forever. They even pay shipping in both directions. LeRoyRe: Awning Style Solar PanelI believe that your idea of mounting solar panels to the side of your RV is basically sound. Solar panels are relatively heavy and wind loads can be significant. Personally, I would not trust J brackets. I would use heavy brass or stainless steel continuous hinges. LeRoyRe: "Maybe 550 is not so bad, after all . . . "I agree with all of you that the driver made SEVERAL poor decisions. However, I would like to diverge from this train of discussion and say that Hwy 550, the Million Dollar Highway, has been and is a beautiful and rewarding drive both with my 35 foot fifth wheel and my truck camper as long as the weather is pleasant. It provides great scenery and gives one an appreciation for the hard work that the original gold prospectors had to endure. Enough said. Now back to the unfortunate motorhome incident.Re: ARCTIC PAC switchThe Arctic on top and Pac on bottom is just a label identifying the switch. Usually when the "Top" pad is pressed "IN", the switch is IS passing ON. Please click here, Scroll down to Reply number 9 and look at the picture. (Or click this link directly) LeRoyRe: Happijac question....Happijac sells leg extenders that would solved the problem of being "over extended". They are 6" tall, bolt directly to the bottom of the existing jacks, and pricey but well made. You could easily make your own to whatever height would be appropriate for your application. Happijac leg extenders LeRoyRe: Happijacs, what will happen if......... AISURFFISH wrote: mt-ed wrote: "Never raise the back of the camper higher than the front". Why? If you seriously have to ask this question then you do not need to be owning a truck camper... PLEASE DON'T BE NASTY TO A PERSON WHO IS TRYING TO UNDERSTAND THE REASONING BEHIND THE STATEMENT! LeRoyRe: Evacuation InsuranceThis is what I have. It works in all parts of the World that is not U.S. DEPARTMENT of STATE — BUREAU of CONSULAR AFFAIRS ... Travel Advisories restricted. All ambulance fees are paid-- ground and air 100% payment -- no co-pays Returns you home via Air Ambulance (private jet aircraft) and spouse Returns your vehicle home -- at no expense to you Check into it. LeRoy
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