If you own a Ford E350 or E450 with the Triton V10 or the smaller Triton V8 engine, you have the 2-valve version that offers less horse power than the 3-valve version. You have 2-valves because the 3-valve version is too large to physically fit in t...
My brother has been putting together YouTube videos of parks and places that he and my sister-in-law have travelled to. It's sort-of a travel channel hobby he is establishing.CLICK HERE to get to his YouTube listing of short videos.I thoroughly enjo...
This past week or two or three, on RV.net alone, I constantly get "Service Unavailable". I have to retry several times to get my posts, replies, and corrections loaded, as well as simply viewing the website. It has gotten so bad that I have been av...
My brother is texting me for advice. They are on a trip. His 2800 Onan starts and stays running until he lets go of the start switch. The same thing happens with both start switches, the on-gen and inside house remote panel. Main fuel tank is 3/4...
My brother is looking for a new B+ motorhome with a selling price less than $100k. He wants a ~30 foot walk-around rear double/queen bed in back, and a couch & dinette across each other up front. Ideally it would have just one slide out located up ...
IMO, the best place for a slide-out is BETWEEN the front a rear axles. A slide-out located well behind the rear axle is the absolute worst place. Think of the levereage, the down-forces a slide-out introduces. 500 pounds back there, subtracts 500 ...
Grit dog wrote:fourthclassC wrote:Personally, I would never have an RV with any slide outs. My feeling is that they detract from the structural in integrity of a vehicle going down the road. Also I don't spend that much time inside the vehicle when...
If your plans are to explore national parks, monuments, forests, and BLMs, then your goal of "under 30 feet" is most appropriate. A tow vehicle can safely be added to that figure.Regarding things breaking, that sounds more like an issue with quality...
Our class-C on an E350 chassis came with a 6 ton bottle jack. It works.I was going to buy an 8 ton or 12 ton bottle jack because more is better. That is until I picked one up. I didn't want to carry and handle so much weight.At home I use my rolli...
"ZERO" from me too.We special-ordered our 2007 Phoenix Cruiser without a slide-out. Needless to say, our 16 year old rig has never had slide-out problems. It is a very quiet & tight rig that stays warm in the cold, and cool in the heat.Pending the ...
