Here in Burns, Oregon to visit my home base VA Clinic for my yearly inspection and once again visited The Truck Shop, in Hines, Oregon. Just a couple miles outside of Burns on the main road.I had them do my yearly Cat 3126e Diesel RV service again an...
I was almost convinced on a FB RVing in Mexico thread to use the Tecate crossing on my way to Ensenada. But then someone said that there's a 90 degree turn and two large posts blocking entrance into Mexico and it's likely that a 36 foot Class A towin...
I was looking to getting a tire protection contract and after careful reading of the 'agreement' I see that covers only punctures and it excludes a puncture from anywhere that isn't a paved public road (so private roads are excluded). So lets say you...
My dash A/C was struggling to cool, putting out air just slightly cooler than the vent. So when I stopped at the Intermountain RV Park in the small town of Wendell, Idaho (3,000 pop) I asked if there are any RV shops in town. And it turns out the RV ...
I have a HWH 310-325 series hydraulic jack and 2-room deployment system in my RV and the 50 PSI oil pressure switch is leaking. I'd rather not remove it until I have a replacement so I don't have thread pitch for it.Anyone have a part number and/or s...
I know what I'd do...I'd stay put until mid day, after road crews have had the time to scrape and sand, and the sun has had the opportunity to melt what is left.Than I'd travel, very slowly, anticipating a mile off into the distance. Exiting at truck...
Wow. I passed through there back in May this year and none of the toll booth information signs were on at any exit, and I was never directed into a toll booth as I traveled around the loop. I figured they hadn't started collecting yet? It is a nice r...
You can also speed things along by getting an external pump at Napa. Used for decades by race cars they are as good as the internal. No need to remove the internal in most cases.A local mobile RV tech should be able to install it. My diesel used an 8...
Healthy batteries don't generally need to be constantly or periodically charged to survive the winter if they are fully disconnected. What I did in Fairbanks, Alaska (average nightly temp -55F, average daily temp -20F), was disconnect the ground lead...
