Beverley_Ken
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Re: Vancouver to Calgary
Columbia IcefieldsThanks FallsHall's Gate I would recommend taking By 1 up to Cache Creek. It follows the Fraser River canyon, the scenery is unbelievably beautiful. Stop at Hall's Gate and take the excursion down. From Cache Creek continue on Hy1, through Kamloops to the Banff area. Just east of Field BC is To go National Park (there are a couple of rustic campgrounds) but more interesting/scenic is Takakkaw Falls. I'm not sure if you will be able to access with your RV, vehicle length and mountain road switchbacks. Ken From the Banff area, I would highly recommend a day trip up the Icefields Parkway to the Columbia Icefields. I will try to add links to Hall's Gate Takakkaw Falls Columbia Icefields Ken352Views0likes0CommentsRe: May have towed too much weight
Am I reading the original post correctly? You bought? the Pilot in January and they had to change the transmission fluid twice to get rid of the burned smell , that was long before towing. If that's correct, the transmission was badly damaged, long before you started towing. Hopefully covered by some type of warranty. Ken641Views0likes0CommentsRe: Residential refrigerator door shelf failures
I had one break on my home fridge. I used glue (I think Gorilla Glue from the colour) Its been holding now for about 5 years. The repair is not visible behind the clear shelf. Mine broke because of a heavy load in it and getting bumped getting something else out. Ken1.1KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Refrigerator
Turned off? While in storage, days or week. traveling, 6-8 hours. or accidentally turned off. How full is it, refrigerated cold foods, large thermal mass takes longer to cool down. How often is the fridge door opened? Ambient temps outside 40 or 60 or 90, at back of fridge and inside RV, air conditioning running. Personally, if not running for 6 hours in daytime, fridge half full, temps around 85, I would not trust any perishables, throw the milk out. Ken308Views0likes0CommentsRe: Storage RV lot with GFIC breakers
Is it the GFCI tripping or the actual circuit breaker that feeds the gfci outlets that is tripping? Sometimes GFCI outlets don't play well together and will trip the first one one line (my experience several times). Try turning off the circuit breaker in your MH panel that feeds your GFCI outlet(s) and see if that corrects the problem. No cost, just a little time, probably more time when you forget to turn it back on when using the MH. Ken293Views0likes0Comments
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